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This  book  has  been  prepared  in  response  to  an  urgent  call  for  a  work  that  could  be  made  useful  in  the 
Sunday  School,  as  well  as  in  the  day  school,  and  in  singing  classes.  It  contains  also  a  brief  course  of  in- 
struction in  tlie  Tonic  Sol-fa  notation,  and  a  variety  of  exercises  and  secular  songs  for  practice.  It  can, 
therefore,  be  made  available  in  three  different  ways,  as  follows: 

1.  As  a  text  book  for  teaching  the  system. 

In  this  case,  as  the  course  of  instruction  is  necessarily  much  condensed,  the  teacher  should  be  supplied 
with  a  copy  of  the  Tonic  Sol-fa  Music  Header  (sent  by  mail  for  35  cents),  from  which  additional  exercises 
may  be  written  on  the  blackboard  as  needed. 

2.  For  institutes  and  short  courses  of  instruction,  which  are  now  so  often  held  by  teachers  in  this 
country.  It  was  especially  to  meet  this  demand  that  the  book  was  first  planned,  but  it  is  hoped  that  it 
will  be  found  equally  useful  for  the  other  purposes  mentioned. 

3.  For  u.se  in  Sunday  Schools  where  only  rote  singing  is  practised.  When  employed  in  such  schools, 
the  following  plan  is  strongly  recommended  in  place  of  the  ordinary  method  of  mere  imitation,  in  which 
children  are  taught  as  parrots  might  be  taught,  leaving  them  at  the  end  of  any  number  of  years  of  prac- 
tice no  more  musically  intelligent  than  at  the  beginning : 

Hang  up  a  modulator  in  plain  view  of  the  whole  school.  Let  the  teacher,  or  leader  (at  first  only  using 
the  easier  tunes),  sing  a  short  plirase  of  the  tune  to  the  syllables,  pointing  on  the  modulator  as  he  sings. 
Pupils  repeat  the  phrase,  the  teacher  pointing  as  they  sing.  Let  this  be  done  several  times,  or  until  the 
phrase  is  somewhat  familiar.  Teach  the  next  phrase  in  the  same  way  ;  then  sing  the  two  in  connection, 
and  so  on,  until  the  whole  tunc  can  be  sung  by  the  syllables,  the  teacher  still  pointing  on  the  modulator. 
Then  turn  to  the  book,  and  sing  the  tune  to  the  syllables.  If  the  pupils  fail  at  any  point,  return  to 
the  modulator  and  practice  the  ditficult  passage  as  before.  When  the  tune  is  learned,  call  attention  to  the 
words,  tlieir  meaning,  the  sentiment,  etc.,  and  then  sing  the  tune  to  the  words.  When  the  practice  is 
conducted  in  this  way,  it  will  not  be  long  until  the  most  difficult  tunes  can  be  easily  taught.  Not  only 
that,  but  after  a  time,  the  tones  will  become  so  familiar  that  the  modulator  can  be  dispensed  with,  and  the 
tunes  taught  at  once  from  the  book  by  syllable. 

Observe  tliat  the  teacher  does  not  sing  with  the  pupils.  They  listen  and  look  while  he  sings  and 
points.  He  points  and  listens  while  they  sing.  One  hour's  training  of  this  kind  is  more  effective  than 
five  hours  spent  in  singing  with  the  teacher. 

The  advantage  of  teaching  the  tunes  by  the  syllables,  instead  of  the  ordinary  method  of  teaching  the 
words  and  tune  together,  may  be  easily  stated.  First — It  avoids  the  hurtful  effect  of  using  sacred  words 
for  mere  practice.  They  are  not  introduced  till  they  can  be  properly  explained  and  impressed.  Second — 
The  syllables  possess  a  wonderful  cumulative  mnemonic  power.  Each  tune  that  is  learned  is  a  help  to  the 
next  one.  The  ear  becomes  accustomed  to  certain  progressions  in  connection  with  certain  syllables,  and 
thus  gradually  gains  a  practical  knowledge  of  all  relations.  This  is  the  case  even  where  no  time  is  spent 
in  positive  elementary  instruction.  It  is  needless  to  say  that  we  by  no  means  intend  to  countenance  the 
neglect  of  such  instruction,  when  it  can  possibly  be  given.  It  is  our  hope  and  belief  that  many  who  begin 
by  using  the  syllables  as  above  described,  will  be  led  by  the  delightful  simplicity  of  this  new  notation 
and  way  of  teaching  to  devote  some  time  to  more  thorough  study.  It  is  the  universal  experience,  where 
the  Tonic  Sol-fa  system  is  introduced,  that  pupils  are  led  by  the  ease  and  naturalness  of  the  method  to 
follow  the  study  of  music  much  farther  than  they  are  luclmed  to  do  when  they  begin  with  the  staff. 
This  IS  the  invariable  result  where  the  Tonic  Sol-fa  system  is  introduced.  It  diffuses  musical  intelligence 
among  the  people  ;  it  leads  to  the  appreciation  and  use  of  a  higher  order  of  music,  and  gradually  substi- 
tutes ready  sight-reading  for  tlie  mere  imitation,  or  rote  singing,  which  usually  prevails  in  this  country. 


SONGS  m  SOL-FA 


INSTRUCTIONS  AND  EXERCISES. 


FIRST  STEP. 

To  recognize  and  produce  the  tones  Don,  Me,  Soh,  the  upper  octave  of  Boh  and  the  lower  octave  of  Soh  ; 
^frong  aivJ  ireak  acccnta ;  the  Fulae,  the  Ilalf-pMlne;  two-puhe  measure  and  three-pulse-measure. 


>fOTK.— The  teacher  will  need  for  his  instruction  and 
irection  a  copy  of  The  Tonic  Sol-fa  Music  Jteader.  Not 
nly  the  facts  as  in  this  book,  but  tlie  method  of  teaching 
i  therein  presented,  with  cuts  of  the  Hand-siiins  and  Fin- 
ersiftus,  and  many,  illustrations  and  sugsestionswith  re- 
ard  to  points  tliii  uiacher  needs  to  know.  A  Modulator, 
Lining-fork  and  iilack-l)oard  ai-e  the  necessary  apparatus.* 


TUNE. 

1.  The  three  principal  tones  in  mu- 
ic — the  first  to  be  learned — are  Doh, 
^/e.  Soh. 

2.  Of  these,  doh  is  the  lowest,  mf 
he  next  higher  and  soh  the  highest. 


3.  These  three  tones  combined  form 
he  chord  of  Doh.  or  To7iic  Chord. 

4.  The  relative  position  of  the  tones 
3  of  less  importance  than  their  char- 
cters  or  mental  eflFects. 

5.  Of  the  mental  effects  of  these 
hree  tones,  one  is  a  strong,  firm  tone, 


SOH 


ME 


DOH 


another  is  a  calm,  gentle  tone,  and  another  is  a 
clear,  bright  tone. 

Note. — The  pupils  must  determine  the  characters  of  the 
tones  for  themselves,  after  hearing  suitable  illustrations 
from  the  teacher. 

6.  As  a  means  of  practice  the  tones  are  indica- 
ted by  Hand-signs  representing  their  mental  ef- 
fects. 

7.  The  strong,  firm  tone  is  represented  by  the 
closed  hand;  the  clear,  bright  tone  by  the  open 
hand  thumb  upwards;  the  calm,  gentle  tone  by 
the  open  hand  palm  downward. 

8.  In  the  Tonic  Sol-Fa  Notation  the  initials  of 
the  syllables  are  used  as  "notes"— d  for  doh,  sfor 
soh  and  n  for  me. 

Note. A  narrower  tvpe  and  somewhat  altered  form  is 

given  the  letter  m  (tn)  for  convenience  in  printing.  After 
the  tones  have  been  well  practiced  from  the  toacher'spat- 
tems,  from  the  Modulator,  Hand-si^ns  etc.,  the  following 
exercises  may  be  sung  from  the  book  or  black-board. 


1. 


KEY  D. 

d        n 


KEY   F. 

PI  s 


3. 


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n        d 


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FIEST   STEP. 


9.  The  tones  next  to  be  learned  are 
the  upper  octave  of  doh,  and  the  low- 
er octave  of  soh. 

10.  In  the  notation  the  upper  doh 
is  distinguished  by  the  figure  1  placed 
at  the  top  of  the  letter  thus — d'  and 
is  called  One-Doh. 

11.  Its  mental  effect  is  the  same  as 
doh,  only  more  positive.  Its  Hand- 
sign  is  the  same  as  for  doh  with  the 
hand  held  higher. 


SOH 
ME 
DOH 


12.  The  lower  soh  is  distinguished  by  the  fig- 
ure 1  placed  at  the  bottom  of  the  letter  thus— s, 
and  is  called  Soh-One. 

13.  Its  mental  effect  is  the  same  as  soh,  only 
somewhat  subdued.  Its  Hand-sign  is  the  same  as 
for  soh  with  the  hand  lowered. 

Note. — After  sufficient  drill  by  pattern  from  the  Modu- 
lator, Hand-signs  etc.,  the  following  exercises  may  be 
practiced. 


KEV  D. 
d  PI 


KEY  C. 

s         n 


O.       KEY  F, 

d        s,        d 


KEY  A. 

d        m 


TIME  AND  RHYTHM. 


14.  Time  in  music  is  measured  by  regularly  re- 
curring accents. 

15.  The  most  easily  perceived  degrees  of  ac- 
cent are  the  steong  and  the  weak. 

16.  The  time  from  one  strong  accent  to  the  next 
is  called  a  Meascke. 

17.  The  time  from  any  accent  to  the  next  is 
called  a  Pulse. 

18.  Different  arrangements  of  the  order  of  ac- 
cents makes  different  kinds  of  measure. 


19.  A  measure  consisting  of  two  pulses,  one 
strong  and  one  weak,  is  caUed  Two-pulse  meas- 
ure. 

20.  A  measure  consisting  of  three  pulses,  one 
strong  and  two  weak,  is  called  Three-pulse  meas- 
ure. 

21.  When  the  measure  begins  with  the  strong 
accent  it  is  called  the  primary  form  of  the  meas- 
ure. 

22.  When  the  measure  begins  with  a  weak  ac- 
cent, it  is  called  a  Secondary  form. 


FIRST   STEP. 


23.  The  Tonic  Sol-fa  Method  makes  use  of  a 
iystem  of  time-names  to  aid  in  the  study  of  time. 

24.  The  pulse  is  the  unit  of  measurement,  and 
I  tone  one  pulse  long  is  named  Taa,  pron.  Tah. 

25.  The  strong  accent  may  be  indicated,  when 
lecessary,  by  the  letter  E,  thus — Tbaa. 

'2(3.  The  strong  accent  is  indicated  in  the  nota- 
ion  by  a  long  heavy  bar;  the  weak  accent  by  a 
;olon  (:). 

27.  The  note  following  a  long  bar  is  to  be  sung 


with  the  strong  accent,  and  a  note  following  a  co- 
lon is  to  be  sung  with  the  weak  accent. 

28.  The  accent  marks  are  placed  at  equal  dis- 
tances of  space  and  thus  represent  the  equal  di- 
visions of  time. 

29.  The  space  from  one  accent  mark  to  the  next 
represents  the  time  of  a  pulse,  and  the  space  be- 
tween the  bars  represents  the  time  of  a  measure. 

30.  The  end  of  an  exercise  is  indicated  by  a 
Double  Bar. 


d 

TAA 


:d 

TAA 


d 

T.\A 


TWO-PULSE   MEASURE 

PlUMAUV. 

;d         Id        :d         ii       j  :d         Id 

TAA         I  TAA  T.VA         II  I     TAA  I  TAA 


Skcosdaby. 
:d    I 

TAA 


d 

TAA 


:d 

TAA 


THREE-PULSE  MEASURE. 


Pkimabt. 

Sf.conuaky. 

^ 

d 

:d 

:d   d   :d 

:d 

1 

:d 

d 

:d 

:d    d 

:d 

:d 

d 

:d 

} 

TAA 

TAA 

TAA    TAA   TAA 

TAA 

TAA 

TAA 

TAA 

TAA    TAA 

TAA 

TAA 

TAA 

TAA 

31.  The  continuation  of  a  tone  through  more 
hiva  one  pulse  is  indicated  by  a  dash,  and  the 
ime-name  is  obtained  by  dropping  the  consonant 
bus— ^ 


w 


TAA     TAA     •  TAA  -  AA 


TAA  -  AA  -  I  AA 


32.  A   pulse    divided    into    halves — half-pulse 
ones — is  named  taatai,  and  is  indicated  in  the 


notation  by  a  dot  in  the  middle  of  the  pulse-space 
d    .d     : 

TAA-TAI 


thus 


Note.— The  finger-signs  for  time  may  be  introduced 
here;  the  teacher  will  find  full  illustrations  in  the  "Kcad- 
er."  The  teacher  will  consult  the  "Reader"  lor  susges- 
tions  as  to  Modulator  voluntaries,  Ear  exercises,  Mental 
effects,  Writing  exercises,  Pointing  and  writingfrom  mem- 
ory, questions  for  examination,  certificates,  etc. 


J««.       KEY  C. 


FIEST 

STEP. 

O.       KEY  I 

d       :d 

). 

m 

rm 

s 

:s 

m 

t 

d'     :d' 

d       :d 

d 

:d 

d 

:d 

d 

:- 

d      :d 

lO.    ketD. 

J. 

d       :m 

s 

:m 

s 

:rn 

d' 

T 

d'      :s 

d       :d 

d; 

:- 

n 

:m 

n 

:- 

PI      :pi 

11.       KEY  I 

d       :  — 


d'     :- 
PI     :m 


in      Is 
:d      Id 


3      :m 
d     :d 


d      :  — 
d      :  — 

d      :- 
d      :  — 


IS.    ketD. 

d  :d  :d 

PI 

:m  :pi 

d  :m  :s 

d' 

d  :d   :d 

d 

:-  :- 

PI  :n  :n 

PI 

13.     ketC. 

t 

d   :d  :d 

PI 

PI  :m  :pi 

s 

d   :-:d 

d 

-:- 

d  :-  :d 

PI 

14.       KEY  C. 

d      :d 

n 

:d 

s  .s  :pi.s 

d' 

d      :d.d 

d 

:d.d 

n.pirm.Pi 

PI 

1^.     KEY  D.     Round  in  four  parts. 


d'  :d'  :d' 
n  :n  :n 


PI   :—  :—  I  n 


d'      :- 
I' 
:pi.n 


d'.s  :m.s 
PI      :pi  .Pi 


d'  :d'  :d' 
PI  :—  :pi 


d'  :s 
PI  :s 


:pi 
:pi 


3     :s    :s    id  :—  :— 
PI    :—  :  PI    d  :—  :— 


d' 

:pi 

s       :s 

d 

:- 

d 

:d.d 

pi.pi  :s  .s 

d 

- 

jld      :d      |pi      :pi     Is       : 

(  I  Come,  then  |  comrades,      |  join    c 


S 

join    our 


:—     Id'  .s  :n  .s  Id'  .s  :pi  .s  In 


r  '■"  II 

I  song,  IMerrily,  yes,  I  merrily  we'll  I  tramp  a    -    I  long.  j| 

For  additional  exercises.in  this  Step  see  tunes  Oreat  and  Oood  page  10,  Blessed  Rain  p.  32,  and  The  Happy  Scholar  p.  20 


Id'  .3  :n  .3  In      :d 
merrily  we'll  I  tramp  a 


SECOND  STEP. 


The  tones  Eat  and  Te.     The  medium  accent, 
nd-a-half  tones  and  quarter-pulse  tones. 


33.  The  tones  to  be  learned  next 
.re  Ray  and  Te. 

Note. — Their  octaves,  r'  a'i<l  t,  au<l  "'  1 
ther  tones  above  and  below  the  iiiiniarkfil 
clave  cau  easilj-  be  taught  from  iheModii- 


3-t.  As  to  the  mental  effects  of  these 
lew  tones,  one  is  a  sharp,  piercing 
one,  and  the  other  is  a  hopeful,  rous- 
ag  tone. 

See  Note  after  paragraph  5. 

3').  The  Hand-sign  for  the  sharp, 
liercing  tone  is  the  fore-finger  point- 
ag  upward  and  the  sign  for  the  hope- 
ul  tone  is  the  open  hand  tingors  up- 
•ard,  palm  outward. 


te,  ray  combined 
o/i,  or  Dominant 


36.  The  tones  soh. 
arm  the  chord  of  ; 
^ord. 


Note. — After  preparatory  practice  of  the 
ew  tones  by  pattern,  from  the  Modulator, 
land-signs  etc.,  the  following  exercises  may 
e  studied. 

The  teacher  will  give  such  instruction  in 
reathing  and  expre.ssion  as  may  be  needed 
:om  time  to  tmo.  The  words  in  italics  are 
J  be  sung  softly  ;  those  in  small  cviTfAi-s 
re  to  besung  loudly,  and  those  in  the  com- 
lon  type  are  to  bo  sung  with  a  medium  de- 
ree  of  power.    See  "Reader,"  p.  18. 


ll>.   KEV  A. 


d     :d 

Lilt-    is 
While  we're 

d      :d 


t,      :d 

like      u 
safe  from 

Si      :ni 


r      :t, 

ship    in 


PI' 

r' 
d' 
TE 


SOH 


ME 
RAY 
DOH 


S|      :d 
mo  -  tion, 
show  -  er , 

Si      :ni 


R 

ur-pulse  and  six-pulse  measures 

TUNE. 

1<>.    KEY  C. 

(dm       s 

:—      s 

(  r'    :t        s 

:d'       s 

\^.    KEY   F. 

j   d     :s        PI 

:d       s, 

SUent  pulse,  pidse- 


i|d 


1«,    KEY  C. 

Id     :r 

lOnward 


I  loid  a 


:pi 
the 


d' 

ay  and 

:t 
Men  and 


r 

and 


t     :d' 

night  we 

d'    :s 
maidens 

PI    :d 

young  all 


:r 

-  lent 

ir'     :d' 
I  wend  our 

PI    :m 

wander 

t,    :t, 
pass  a  - 


riv  -  e 

t      :• 

way; 


d    :  — 

way. 


d      :d 

Sometimes 
Waft-ed 

PI,    tn. 


t,      :d 

high  and 
by  the 
S,        :d 


r      :n 

sometimes 
gen  -  tie 

t,      :d 


r      :- 

low; 

gales; 


PI     :r 

PI      :r 

d      :t, 

d      :s, 

d      :d 

t,     :d 

PI     :r 

d     :- 

i:v  -  'ry 

one  must 

brave  the 

0  -  cean, 

What-8o  - 

ev  -   er 

wind  may 

blow. 

Seize  tlie 

pres  -  ent 

pass  -  ing 

hour, 

To      the 

breeze  un  - 

furl    the 

sails. 

d      :t, 

d      :8, 

d      :s, 

PI,    :pi, 

PI,     :pi, 

s,      :d 

Si     :s, 

d      :  — 

For  additionl  exercises  see  tunes  liwell  the  Anthem.  Mrs.  Robin's  Lullaby  p.  Of.,  Longings  p.  49,  Be  Content  p.  21. 


SECOND   STEP. 

TIME. 


37.  In  addition  to  the  strong  and  weak  accents 
there  is  also  a  Medium  accent. 

38.  The  medium  accent  changes  two  two-pulse 
measures  into  a  four-pulse  measure,  andtwothree- 
I)ulse  measures  into  a  six-pulse  measure. 

39.  In  four-pulse  measure  the  order  of  accents 


is  STEONG,  weak,  medium,  weak. 

40.  In  six-pulse  measure  the  order  of  accents  ia 
STRONG,  weak,  weak,  medium,  weak,  weak. 

41.  The  medium  accent  is  indicated  in  the  no- 
tation by  a  short,  thin  bar. 


ir 


FOUR-PULSE.  MEASURE. 


bECOXDAKY. 


:d 


d      Id 


SIX-PULSE   MEASURE. 

Pkimakv.  Skcondakt. 

Id  :d  :d  |d  :d   :d  Id   :d  :d  [d  :d   :d  1|      (  :d  Id  :d  :d  [d  :d   :d  jd  :d  :d  !d  :d 


and  indicated  thus- 


42.  A  Silent  pulse  (Rest)  is  named  SAA,  and  is 
indicated  in  the  notation  by  the  absence  of  any 
notes  in  the  pulse-space,  i.  e.  vacant  space. 

43.  A  tone  continued  through  the  first  half  of  the 
next  pulse — a   pulse-and-a-half  tone — is   named 


Id    :-  .d 

I  TAA-AA-TAI 


each  half-pulse,  thus- 


{I 


SO.     KEY  Et?.     Round  in  three  parts. 


44.  A  pulse  divided  into  quarters  is  named  ia/a- 
tefv,  and  is  indicated  by  a  comma  in  the  middle  of 

'd  ,d  .d  ,d  : 

ta-fa  -  te  -  fe. 


Id 

May. 


s       :s      jm      :d       t,      :S|      jd      :  — 

r 

:t, 

Id 

:ni 

r 

:r 

Ev  -  er       bloom-ing,       ev    -  er       gay, 

ev  - 

er 

wel 

-  come 

love 

■ly 

SI.     KEY  F.     Round  in  four  parts. 

s        n      :in     |n      :r       d      :d      |d 

:t, 

d 

:s, 

Id 

:r 

in 

Now     we      are    met       let         mirth  a  -  bound, 

And 

lot 

the 

catch 

and 

gi 

:v\     |m 

lee    go    round.   Ijl 


SS.    KEY  C.    Round  in  four  pai-ts. 
|r      :—    Id      :n      |s 

I  let's  lau^h,  I  come  let's    sing. 


jlpi     :m 

(  I  Come  let 


-    Id' 


|t.d':r'  .tid' 


..t 


Win  -  ter    shall  as  merry|  be      as        Spring. 


f 


SECOND   STEP. 


23.     KEY  C.     Hound  in  two  parts. 
id  : d   : d    |  m  :m  :  m  I  s    :—  :—  | d'  :—  :—  1 1 

[Mer-ri  -  ly.  mer-ri  -  ly   |  dan 


Is    :— :—  Id'  :— :-it    :t    :t    |r'  :r'  :r'  Id'  :— :-  Is    :— :- 

I  (lane  ing,  |  Mer-ri  -  ly,   nier-ri-ly    I  glaiic    -    -  iu^, 

I 


Im  :pi  :n  |d   :d  :d   Im  :—  :—  |n  :—  :—  Is    :s   :s    |t    :t    :t    Id'  :—  :—  [—  :-  :— 


IComethebriglitdaysof  thel  morn    -      -    ing,  I  Filling  all  hearts    with  ile -|  light. 

Vl-i.     KKv  D.     Round  in  four  parts. 
Id  :d  :d   |d  :d   :d  In   :—  :r    |d   :—  :  -  In  :n  :  n  |n  :  m  :  n   Is    :  -  :s     In  :—  :— 

I.Mei-ri  -  ly.  mer-ri  -  ly   Uound      the  born,  Iciieeri  -  ly,  cheeri  -  ly    I  o'er        the  lawn; 

—  :s    is   :—  :—  jd'  :—  :—  |s    :—  :—  id'  :—  :—  |s    :—  :— 
On    -      -    ward,  |  On    -     -    ward. 


:r       in      :n  |r  :r       id      :  |         ] 

O         I  haste,  do  not  de  -    |  lay,  ) 

id      :d  |t|  :t|      id      :  |           ii 

j  Yes,     I  will         a  -      wav. 


s   :—  :s    is    : 

—  :s 

s    :— 

-:s    Is   :■ 

—  :-- 

Let        it     ring 

now 

loud 

and  long 

; 

•^.-».       KEY  G. 

:s,        d       : 

Kound  in  tw 
i         :d 

,'0  parts. 

r 

1 

C)            haste. 

o 

haste, 

In 

7 

s      :s 

Is 

Yes.      I 

will, 

Yes,    I 

will, 

M<;.    Kiv  F. 

s         :-  .s     1 

iloun 
s 

d  in  th 
:-   .S 

ree  parts. 

in  .r    : 

;d  .t, 

P  u. 

d  :—        in        :-.n|n        :-.r 


Sing            we     'now               a       '  merry,  merry  I  lay,  |  Let  iis    jail                be     J 

d  .t|    :d  .r     In         :—        Id         :d  Id          :d  is,  :s,         Id        :—         , 

happy  while  wel  may,                      I  As          we  jjour    -  ney  |  on  our          I  way.                      | 

viT'.     KEY  F.     Kound  in  four  parts. 

d.d.d.d:'^     -^      |r      .r       :n  |n,n.n,n:s      .s  |t,     .t,      :d  ^ 


iMerrily  the  bells  are       I  ringing        near;  'Cheerily  the  birds  are      j  sing-in g        here.  } 

Is  ,s  .s  ,s   :s      .s       Is  ,s  .s  ,s  :s  |d,d.d,d:d     .d        Is,  ,S|  .s,  ,s,  :d  11 

1  Listen  to  the  belle!  how    I  merrily  they  ring!  iListen  to  the  birds!  how  I  cheerily  they  sing.  || 

For  additional  exercises  see  tnnea  The  2IHloio  Horn.  p.  22;  A  Mothers  Lullaby,  p.  54;  Hear  oar  Evening  Prayer. 
M ;  Evening  U  Falling,  p.  20;  Round  and  Uound,  p.  Z'i  ;  Ding  Dong,  p.  9. 


hj 


THIRD  STEP. 


The  tones  Fah  and  Lah,  completing  the  Scale.     The  Standard  Scale. 
Silence.     Various  combinations  of  Quarter-pxdses. 


To  pitch  tunes.     The  Balf-pulse 


TUNE. 


45.  The  tones  next  to  be  learned 
are  Fah  and  Lah,  and  their  octaves. 

46.  Of  the  mental  effects  of  these 
two  tones,  Lah  is  a  sad,  weeping  tone, 
and  Fah  a  serious,  solemn,  desolate 
tone. 

47.  The  Hand-sign  for  the  sad, 
weeping  tone  is  the  hand  hanging 
loosely  from  the  wrist;  the  sign  for  the 
serious,  desolate  tone  is  the  forefinger 
pointing  downward. 

48.  The  tones  Fah,  Lah,  Doh,  com- 
bined, form  the  chord  of  Fah,  or  Sub- 
Dominant. 

49.  The  series  of  tones  from  d  to  d', 
represented  in  the  Modulator,  is  called 
the  Scale. 

50.  Each  tone  of  the  scale  differs 
from  the  others  in  pitch. 

By  "pitch"  is  meant  the  highness  orlow- 
ness  of  tones. 

51.  The  eighth  tone  above  or  below 
any  given  tone  has  the  same  mental 
effect  and  the  same  name.  They  are 
Replicates  or  Octaves  one  of  the  other. 

52.  The  first  octave  above  any  tone  is 
indicated  by  the  figure  1  placed  at  the 
top  of  the  letter,  the  second  octave  by 
the  figure  2  and  so  on,  thus— d  d'  d^ 
named  doh,  one-doh,  two-doh,  etc.  The 
octaves  below  are  indicated  by  the  fig- 
ure placed  at  the  bottom  of  the  letter, 
thus — B  8,  8,  named  soh,  soh-one,  soh- 
two. 


DOH> 
IE 

LA 

SOH 

FAH 
ME 

RAY 

DOH 

t, 

1. 

S| 


53.  The  tones  doh,  me,  soh  are  the  strong,  bold 
tones  of  the  scale,  and  ray,  fah,  la  and  te  are  the 
leaning  tones. 


54.  The  tones  te  and  fah  have  the  strongest  lean- 
ing or  leading  tendency,  te  leading  upward  to  doh 
and  fah  leading  downward  to  me. 

55.  The  most  important  tone  of  the  scale,  the 
strongest,  the  governing  tone  is  called  the  Key-tone. 

56.  A  key-tone  with  the  tones  related  to  it,  or 
belonging  to  it,  is  called  a  Key. 

57.  A  distinction  is  made  between  "key"  and 
"scale  " — a  key  is  a  family  of  related  tones,  consist- 
ing of  a  key-tone  with  six  related  tones  and  their 
replicates.  A  scale  is  the  tones  of  a  key  arranged 
in  successive  order  ascending  or  descending.  The 
intervals  (steps  and  half-steps)  are  indicated  by  the 
spaces. 

58.  Any  degree  of  pitch  may  be  taken  as  the 
key-tone. 

59.  One  scale  is  chosen  as  the  Stand- 
ard Scale  from  which  all  the  others  are 
reckoned. 

60.  The  particular  degree  of  pitch 
which  is  taken  as  the  key-tone  of  the 
Standard  Scale  is  named  C,  Ray  is  D, 

Me  is  E,  and  so  on. 

61.  The  correct  pitch  of  this  scale, 
for  ordinary  vocal  purposes,  may  be  H 
obtained  Irom  a  C  tuning  fork,  or  one  «t) 
of  its  tones  may  be  fixed  on  the  mem-  § 
ory-  P 

62.  Any  tone  of  the  Standard  Scale  ^ 
may  be  taken  as  a.  key-tone.  « 

63.  A  scale  or  key  is  named  from  § 
the  name  of  the  pitch  taken  as  the  h 
key-tone. 

64.  The  different  keys  are  indica- 
ted in  the  notation  by  the  signature 
"key  C,"  "key  G,"  and  so  on. 

Note.— The  pupils  shouW  learn  to  pitch 
the  key-tone.  Take  C '  from  the  fork  and 
sing  down  to  the  tone  wanted,  this  tone 
the  pupil  will  dwell  upon  a  little  and  repeat 
to  the  syllable  doh,  and  then  sing  the  chord 
of  DOH  to  oonflrm  the  key. 


d'— C 
t-B 

1-A 

s— G 


n- 


r— D 


d-0 


SS.       KEY  C. 

d    :pi     Is       :  m 


d'    :  s      I  n 


THIRD   STEP, 

f 

:1 

d' 

:1        8       :t 

|r 

d' 

:1 

If 

:1       |d<      :s 

It 

11 


I- 


SO.       KEY  A. 

d        rn        :d 


d         :-        :- 


(|d 


;1,         f, 


C$0.     KEY  C.     Round  in  four  parts. 
(IS      Id'    :d'     |r'    :r'     In'    :m'    jd' 


(    If       I  bap -pi  •  nes3    has     I  not     her  home,  And    Icen-tre      in        the     I  breast, 


1      It      :t 


d'     :-     1- 


:f        If        :f 

ay    be       wise        or 


in       :s 

rich    or 


C$1.     KEY  D.     Kouud  in  two  parts. 
ud         :r  :n         if         :— 

(  I  Who    sows        jfood        I  seed 


Id'       :s       |1        :f 
great;    But     I  nev  -  er 


bear 


:d' 

with 


joy 


: —         :s 

the 


fruit 
f 


bar 


|r 

can 


:r 

vest 


d       :-      1- 
blest. 


d'         :- 
loam, 


d 

lioine. 


:s 

Shall 


II 


3^i.     KEY  D.     Hound  in  three  parts. 

:d'   .d'  n    .1     :s    .: 

Hark !    how        |  pleas  -  ant,  the  1  merry  cbimiug  |  of   the  bells, 


Sweet  -  ly 


33.   KEY  E. 

n     jd'   :1  Is    :n  |d'    :1 

Ik'Us  are  ringing,  voices  singing, 

Id    :d     Id    :d  Id    :d  jd    :d 


-  Is    :- 

ver, — 

-  Id    :- 


f    :f     |n    :n 

Come,then, friend  & 

1,    :1,     Id    :d 


s     :n    !s     :n 

Happy,    bap  -  pv 

d    :d    Id    :d 

r  :-    Is     :- 

neigh   -  bor, 

f    :-    Id    :- 


r     :f    In    :— 

liol  -  i  -    day  ; 

t,    :s,    Id    :— 
d'   :d'    |n    :n 

Greet  we  now  the 

d    :d    Id    :d 


s  :  n 

I  peal    -  ing. 

f    :f  |n    :n 

Labor  now    is 

1,    :1,  Id     :d 

s     :s  jd    :— 

festive  day. 

t,    :s,  !d     :— 


For  tunes  suitable  at  this  stage  see  Teacher'*  Index. 


12 


THIED   STEP. 


TIME. 


65.  The  Half-ptilse  Silence  is  named  SAA  on 
the  first  half  of  the  pulse  and  SAI  on  the  second 
half,  and  is  indicated  by  the  blank  space  between 

Id     .      :     .d 

\txaSAISAAtai 


the  dot  and  the  accent  mark. 


66.  A  pulse  divided  into  two  quarters  and  a 

d,d.d        : 

ta  fa  TAi 


half  is  named  tafaTAi. 


67.  A  pulse  divided  into  a  half  and  two  quar- 


ers  is  named  TAAtefe. 


Id 

TAA 


.d  ,d 

te  fe 


68.  A  pulse  divided  into  a  three  quarter  pulse 
tone  and  a  quarter  is  named  TAAefe.  _  'A 

69.  Syncopation  i8  the  anticipation  of  accent. 
It  reqiiires  an  accent  to  be  struck  before  its  regu- 
larly recurring  time,  changing  a  weak  pulse  or 
weak  part  of  a  pulse  into  a  strong  one,  and  the 
immediately  following  strong  pulse  into  a  weak 


3-i.     KEY  D.     Bound  in  two  parts. 

d'     .d'     :di     . 

I  Mer  -  ry     May, 


II 


d      .d      :d 

Mer  -  ry      May, 


t     .t 

:t 

mer-ry 

May, 

r      .r 

:r 

mer  -  ry 

May, 

d'      .t 

:1 

.3 

1         .t 

:d' 

How    I 

love 

the 

mer  -  ry 

May 

m 

:rn 

f       .f 

:n 

Yes, 

yes. 

mer  -  ry 

May. 

II 


3^.    KEY  F.    Round  in  four  parts. 
d     .r      :m      .r      id     .t,       :d 

All    to    -  geth  -  er     ,  |  let     us        sing. 


@ 

PI     .,f       ;s      .,f      im      .r       :m 

We    will  make      the      j  wel  -  kin       ring 


II 


s  ,s  .s     :s  ,s  .s       IS  ,s  .3        :s 

Gentlemen,  gentlemen,  |  gentlemen,  sing, 


d      ,d  ,d  :d     .d       Is,      .s,  ,S|  :d 

Sing,  ladies,  sing,  now    I  sing,  ladies,  sing. 


lICo 


30.     KEY  C.    Bound  in  two  parts. 
d'     !d'     :-     .t        11       T      :-     .s 

Come  now,  O  I  come  now,  Or 


II 


m     .PI     :pi  If       .f       :f     .pi 

No,    no,      no,  |  no,     no,       no.    And 

For  tnnes  saitable  at  this  stage  see  Teacher's  Index  . 


f 

.PI 

:r 

.f 

PI 

we 

shall 

be 

too 

late; 

r 

.d' 

•_ 

•t 

d' 

you 

,  too. 

must 

wait 

13 


FOURTH  STEP. 


The  Intervals  if  the  scale.     Transition  to  the  First  Sharp  and  First  Flat  keys.     Chromatic  tones.     Si- 
lent quarter-pulse.     Thirds  of  a  pulse. 


THE  MODULATOR. 


doh' 


; 

. 

te 

; 

m 

f 

ta 

le 

I^ 

la 

lah 

se 

,     r 

r 

- 

soh 

- 

-     d 

sa 

ba 

fe 

ti 

d      - 

~ 

fah 

- 

t,      - 

ma 

me 

re 

-     1, 

1,      ' 

ra 

ray 

de 

"     s, 

8|       - 

- 

doh 

- 

-      f. 

t, 

-     m 

f, 

Pl| 

r, 

- 

1, 

- 

.     d, 

70.  The  difference  of  pitch  between  any  two  tones  is  called 
an  Interval. 

71.  The  intervals  between  the  tones  of  the  scale  are  com- 
monly known  as  Steps  and  Half-steps. 

72.  The  Half-steps  occur  between  me  and  fah  and  te  and  doh; 
all  the  others  are  steps. 

Note. — The  above  is  the  commonly  accepted  doctrine  of  the  scale-in- 
terviUa  anil  agrees  with  the  tomperod-scale  as  Riven  by  the  Piano  or  Or- 
gan. The  Tonic  Sol-fa  theory  of  intervals,  which  is  based  upon  tlie  doc- 
tiiiio  of  just  intonation,  teaches  that  the  steps  between  d  r.  f  s,  and  1  t 
ai  c>  Greater  Steps;  the  steps  between  r  m  and  s  1  are  Smaller  Stepg,  and 
Ihiiso  between  m  f  and  t  d  are  TAttle  Steps.  The  difference  between  a 
Greater  and  a  Smaller  step  is  called  a  Koinina;  a  Greater  step  cousistino; 
of  nine  kommas,  a  Smaller  step  of  eight  kommas  and  a  Little  step  of 
five  kommas. 

73.  Intervals  are   also  named   Seconds,    Thirds,    Fourths, 

Fifths,  etc. 

74.  The  interval  from  any  tone  to  the  next  in  the  scale  is 
called  a  Second;  to  the  third  tone  a  Third,  and  so  on. 

75.  A  Second  that  is  equal  to  a  Step  is  called  a  Major  Sec- 
ond. A  Second  that  is  equal  to  a  half-step  is  called  a  Minor 
Second. 

76.  A  Major  Third  is  equal  to  two  steps;  a  Minor  Third  is 
eq-ual  to  a  step  and  a  half. 

77.  The  tones  Te  and  Fah  are  separated  by  a  peculiar  inter- 
val, called  theTri-tone — equal  to  three  full  Steps — the  only  one 
found  in  the  Scale.  Thus  f  and  t  become  the  most  character- 
istic tones  of  the  scale. 

78.  From  their  mental  effects  t  may  be  called  the  sharp  tone 
of  the  scale,  and  f  iheflat  tone. 

79.  The  whole  aspect  of  the  scale  changes  when  f  is  omitted 
and  a  new  t  put  in  its  place,  or  when  t  is  omitted  and  a  new 
f  is  taken  instead. 

80.  During  the  course  of  a  tune  the  music  may  pass  into  a 
different  key  from  the  one  in  which  it  begins. 

81.  The  "passing  over"  of  the  music  into  a  different  key 
is  called  Transition. 

82.  Transition  is  produced  by  omitting  certain  tones  from 
the  old  key,  and  using  one  or  more  new  tones  instead. 

83.  The  commonest  form  of  transition  is  when  soh  is  taken 
as  the  new  doh. 


14 


FOURTH   STEP. 


84.  This  transition  is  made  by  omlting  fah  and 

taking /e  in  its  place. 

85.  Thus/f  becomes  the  distinguishing  tone  of  the 
new  key.  It  has  the  eflfect  of  a  new  te,  and  all  the 
other  tones  change  their  mental  effects  accordingly. 

86.  The  new  key  is  called  the  "  Soh-key  "  or  (on 
account  of  the  sharp  effect  of  its  distinguishing 
tone),  the  First  Sharp-key. 

87.  Another  common  form  of  transition  is  when 
fah  is  taken  as  the  new  doh. 

88.  This  transition  is  made  by  omitting  te  and 
taking  to  in  its  place. 

89.  Thus  ta  becomes  the  distinguishing  tone  of 
this  new  key,  it  has  the  effect  of  a  uevf  fah,  and  all 
the  other  tones  change  their  mental  effects  to  cor- 
respond. 

90.  This  new  key  is  called  the  "Fah  key,"  or 
(on  account  of  the  fiat  effect  of  its  distinguishing 
tone)  the  First  Flat  key. 

91.  These  transitions  are  called  transitions  of  one 
remove  because  only  one  change  is  made  in  the 
pitch-tones  used. 

92.  When  soh  becomes  doh  the  music  is  said  to 
go  into  fhe  first  sharp  key,  or  key  of  the  Dominant. 

93.  When  fah  becomes  doh  the  music  is  said  to 
go  into  the  jirst  fiat  key,  or  key  of  the  Sub-Domin- 
ant. 

Note. — Eighty  per  cent  of  all  the  transitions  in  mnsio 
are  to  one  or  the  other  of  these  two  keys,  and  that  to  the 
Dominant  is  the  one  most  used.  Transitions  of  two,  three 
and  four  removes  rarely  occur .^  simple  music  and  need 
not  he  explained  in  this  work. 

94.  The  tone  on  which  the  change  is  made  from 
one  key  into  another  is  called  a  Bridge-tone. 

95.  Bridge-tones  are  indicated  in  the  notation 
by  double  notes,  called  Bridge-notes,  thus:  sd,  Ir, 
»n,  (pronounced  s'  doh,  1'  ray,  t'  me),  the  small  note 
on  the  left  giving  the  name  of  the  tone  in  the  old 
key  and  the  large  note  its  name  in  the  new  key. 


96.  This  is  called  the   "proper"  or  "perfect" 

way  of  indicating  transition. 

97.  When  the  transition  is  very  brief,  less  than 
two  measures  long,  it  is  more  convenient  not  to  al- 
ter the  names  of  the  tones. 

98.  This  is  called  the  "improper"  or  imperfect 
way  of  indicating  transition. 

99.  In  addition  to  the  bridge-note  transition  is 
indicated  by  the  signature  of  the  new  key. 

100.  The  distinguishing  tone  of  the  new  key  is 
indicated  in  the  signature  by  a  small  letter  (t)  on 
the  nght  for  the  first  sharp  key,  and  (f)  on  theleft 
for  the  first  fiat  key,  thus —  G.  t.,  or  f.  F. — by  this 
the  singer  is  warned  to  expect  a  new  te oinevf  fah. 

101.  The  tones  fe  and  ia  are  frequently  intro- 
duced iu  such  a  way  as  7wt  to  produce  transition. 

102.  When  thus  used  they  are  called  chromatic 
tones. 

103.  Chromatic  tones  may  also  be  introduced 
between  any  two  tones  of  the  scale  which  form  the 
interval  of  a  Step. 

104.  These  intermediate  tones  are  named  from 
the  scale-tone  below  by  changing  the  vowel  into 
"e" — as  doh,  de,  ray,  re,  etc.;  or  from  the  scale - 
tone  above  by  changing  the  vowel  into  "a" — as  te 
ia,  lah  la,  etc. 

Note.— The  cnstomary  prononnciation  of  the  vowel  "a" 
in  America  is  "ay"  as  m  "Bay,"  in  England  it  is  pro- 
nounced "aw." 

Eor  further  instructions  with  regard  to  pitching  tunes, 
see  "Keader,"  p.  79. 

105.  The  silent  quarter-pulse  is  indicated  like 
the  other  silences  by  a  vacant  space  among  the 
pulse  divisions.  It  is  named  sa  on  the  accented 
and  se  on  the  unaccented  part  of  a  pulse. 

106.  Thirds  of  a  pulse  are  indicated  by  commas 
turned  to  the  right  and  named  taataixee. 


The  teacher  will  examine  the  "  Eeader,"  page  78,  for  the  best  way  of  practicing  these  exercises. 
37^.    KEY  C.  G.  t  f.  C. 

Id  :m    Is    :d'  jt    :1    |s    :—  |sd  :d  it,   :d   |  pi  :r   |d    :— jds  :1    Is    :in  If 

:1 


FOURTH    STEP. 

:$?^.     Ki.v  C.  G.  t.  f.  c. 

m    :r    Id    :m  Is  :f    I  n  :—  hi,  :t,   id  :n|r     :r    id   :—  Id3:3    11     :1    Is    :f   In 

31>.     KEY  C.  G.  t.  f.  C. 

d  :r    In  :d    If  :m   [r   :  -  |rs,  :!,    Is,  :d  Id    :t|   Id   :—  Ids  :r    in  :f    In  :r    Id 

-to.     KEY  C.  G.  t.  f,  C. 

n  :f    IS    :di  Ir'  .-d'  It    :—  |tn  :f    In  :r   Id   :t|    Id   :—  Ha  :d'  Is    :n  ir    :f    |n 

I              I  I               It      :d'     It  :1     Is     :fe    Is     :—   I              I               | 

-il.       KKY   C.  G.   t.  t     C. 

s     :f   In  :s    Id'  :t    11     :-  |lr  :n   If  :r    Id   :t,   id    :—  Us  :n  If    :r    id   :t,   Id 


15 


1     :t     |d'     :1     Is     :fe  [a     :—   I 

~L*~i.       KKY  C.  G.   t.  f.    C. 

n  :f    Is   :s    11     :t    Id'  :— Id'f :f    m  :d    11,  :t,    Id    :— Ids  :s    If    :f    |n:r    Id   :— 

^ti.       KKY  C.  G.  t.  f.    C. 

d    :n   Is    :n   Ir   :n   If    :—  |fet,:d   In  :r    Id   tt.   Id    :—  Ids   id'  11    :f    Ir    :3    id   :—  il 

Kxtenileil  TransitiDii  to  the  tirst  flat  key  seldom  occurs,  so  that  it  is  not  necessary  to  give  more  than  one  or  two 
examples  of  it. 

-i-t.       KEY   C.  f.    F.  C.  t 

s    :f    In  :s    Id'  :t    il    :-  |in  :f    In  :r    Id  :t,  Id    :—  |df  :f    In  :s    11    :t    id   :— 

AS.     KEY  D.     Chromatic  fe. 

d      :n       Is       :fe      |s       :f       in      :—      In     rs       jfe      :8       If       :r       |d      :— 


16 


FOUETH — FIFTH   STEP. 


46. 

:fe 


KEY  F. 

f      :pi 


t|      :ta|    11,      :t| 


4'7'.     KEY  C.    Kound  in  two  parts. 
staccato. 

d'  :d'  It     .le    :t  l 


Trip.        trip, 

PI   .re   :  n 

stars  so  bright, 


fair  -  ies    light, 


r 

Here 


:f  I  m  .re  :  m 

la  la    la      la, 


|1 

I  Dane 

Id 

there, 

:1 

la 


:1 

ing 


Is     .fe    :s 

all     the  night, 

f       :a 

La  la 

t 
La 


I' 

I'Neath 

|r    .de 

la     la 


T.  F. 
:f 

the 

:r 

la, 


4S.     KEY  C.    Konnd  in  three  parts. 


II 


d'      :d' 

Ring,  ring, 


birds    are 


: t  4 ',r' Id'        : s 

beautiful  I  chimes  are 


Taataitee. 

Is 

ring 


ing, 


sing    -     mg, 


Per  -  fumes       sweet      buds 


For  tunes  suitable  at  this  stage  see  Teacher' a  Index. 


® 

m 

Sing, 


sing. 


s         :d' 
broad    are 


In 
sing. 

Id' 
fling 


T.  F.  S. 

:r<rn(f  ) 

cheeiily  J 


FIFTH  STEP. 

The  Modes.     The  Modern  Minor.     Expression. 


107.  Thus  far  in  our  studies  doh  has  been  the 
key-tone  or  point  of  repose. 

108.  Any  tone  of  the  scale  may  be  made  to  pre- 
dominate in  a  tune  so  as  to  have  the  character  of 
a  key-tone  and  to  give  something  of  its  own  pecu- 
liar mental  effect  to  the  music. 

109.  A  mode  of  using  the  common  scale  which 
makes  Ray  the  most  prominent  tone  is  called  the 
Bay  Mode. 

110.  A  mode  which  makes  Ldh  predominant  is 
caUed  the  Lah  Mode. 

111.  Tunes  in  the  Bay  and  Lah  Modes  have  a 
sad,  plaintive  effect. 


112.  Tunes  in  the  Doh  Mode  are  more  or  less 
bright  and  joyous. 

113.  The  Doh  Mode,  on  account  of  its  Major 
Third  is  called  the  Major  Mode. 

114.  The  Bay  and  Lah  Modes,  having  Minor 
Thirds  are  called  Minor  Modes. 

115.  Of  the  minor  modes,  the  Lah  Mode  is  the 
one  most  used  at  the  present  day. 

116.  To  give  Lah  the  importance  of  a  key-tone 
modem  harmony  requires  a  leading  tone  (se)  hav- 
ing the  same  relation  to  it  that  ie  has  to  doh. 

117.  Occasionly,  also,  another  tone  is  intro- 
duced a  full  step  below  se,  called  hah  (written  6a). 


FIFTH    STEP. 


17 


1 1 S.  Modulation  is  a  claange  of  mode,  as  from 
miijor  to  minor,  or  minor  to  major. 

XOTK. — The  word  "modulation"  rs  commonly  nsetl  to 
ninaii  change  of  key;  in  the  Tonic  Sol-fa  method  change 
of  key  is  called  Transition— change  of  mode,  modulation. 


119.  Transitional  modulation  is  a  change  of 
both  key  and  mode,  as  from  the  Doh  key  to  the 
relative  minor  of  the  first  flat  key,  or  to  the  rela- 
tive minor  of  the  first  sharp  key. 


-iO.     KEY  C.     Ray  is  D.     Ray  Mode. 


'\  Their 


If        :r        11        :f        I  pi      :r          1        :1        Id'       :1        |t        :r'       11 

Iblood    a    -      I  bout    Je    -     I  ni    -    e»    -    llem,     Like     I  wa    -  tor         I  thoy  have       jshed; 


1  And 


1        :di       It       :s         \\        .-m 

them,  When  I  they    were      I. slain    ami 


S»0.     KEY  G.     Ray  is  A.     Ray  Mode. 


(2. 


1, 

r      :— 

If      :r 

n     :— 

|r 

:— 

.'Tis 

sweet 

to        re  - 

mem    - 

-  her 

.  But 

now 

all      are 

past. 

and 

r       :-      If 

:r 

m      :  — 

ir 

:1, 

pm-e                is 

the 

foun 

tain 

of 

sweet 

yet 

how 

sa 

d, 

are 

the 

1,      :r      Id      :r 

cherished  scenes  of 
dear  ones  have    gone 


|r 


tn     :d     It,     :1, 

childhood,  Oh.  how 
with  them.  Oh,  how 


hap  -  pi    - 

pen  -  sive    thoughts  they  I  bring. 


:d       Ir 

they     I  bring. 


31.     KF.Y  C.     Lah  is  A.     Lah  Mode. 
This  tune  may  be  sung  in  the  Modern  minor  by  singing  Se  in  the  place  of  every  Soh. 

:1        11        :t       Id        :t       11        :1        ^      :d'       Imi      :r' 

My        I  friends  thou    I  hast      put       I  far      from       I  me.       And      I  hira     that 

:d'       jm'      :r'       Id'       :t        ll        :1        \T      :d'       It       :1 


j  And      I  tho.se    that    I  my 


quaintance     I  were,    To 


t*,.: 


^%i.    KEY  A.    Lah  is  Fit.     Modern  Minor. 
n,     11,      :d      |ti      :1,      Ise,    :se,     |1,      :t,      h 

r        In     :r      Id      :t|      Id       :t,      |1,       :se,     l 


darkness 


Id 


d'       :t 

d' 

did      7ne 

llove; 

1        :s 

1 

didat  re     - 

move. 

18 


FIFTH  STEP. 


il 


53.    KEY  A.    Lali  is  Ff. 
d     :8,      U,      :t,      Id      :r      |d      :t,      11,      :n,    |ba,    tse,    II,      :t,     |1, 


l|d  . 


Id      :d      It,      :1,       11,      :!,      |se,    :ba,    Ise,    :  n,    jl,       :d       it,     :se,    |1, 

See  Teacher's  Index  for  appropriate  I 


EXPRESSION. 


The  following  table  shows  the  names  of  the 
different  degrees  of  power;  the  abbreviations  and 
marks  by  which  they  are  known,  and  their  defini- 


tions. The  teacher  will  explain  these  topics,  as 
may  be  required,  at  convenient  points  in  his 
course  of  lessons. 


Name. 

Pronounced. 

Marked.                      Meaning. 

Pianissimo  - 

-    Pe-ah-nissimo 

•    pp Very  Soft. 

Piano   -    -    - 

-  Pe-aA-no  -    -    - 

-p Soft. 

Mezzo    -    - 

-    Met-zo   -    -    - 

-    m Medium. 

Forte  -    -    - 

-  i^bwr-tay  -     -     - 

-/ Loud. 

FOETISSIMO  - 

-    Four-iissimo  - 

-   // Very  Loud. 

Crescendo    - 

-  Gve-shen-Ao  -     - 

-  ores,  or  -<  -    -    -  Increase. 

Diminuendo 

■    Dim-in-oo-e?i-do 

-    dim.  or  >^    -    -    Diminish. 

Swell  -    -    - 

-  ^==rr== 

—    -    Increase  and  Diminish. 

Sforzando  - 

Sfort-zan-do  -    - 

-  sf.  or/z.  or  >-  -  Explosive. 

Leoato     -    - 

-  "L&Y-gah-io      - 

-    Smooth,  Connected. 

Staccato     - 

Stack-fcaA-to     - 

-  »   f    1    -    Short,  Detached. 

The  Hold  /t\>  indicates  that  the  tone  is  to  be 
prolonged  at  the  option  of  the  leader. 


Da  Capo, 
ginning. 


D.  C,  means  repeat  from  the  be- 


Dal  Segno,  or  D.  S.,  means  repeat  from  the]'^ 
sign  'S.- 

Pine  indicates  the  place  to  end  after  a  D.  0. 
or  D.  S. 


Ket  D. 


AUTUMN  HYMN. 


19 


:d 

n      :r      Id      :r 
d      :1,      Is,      :t, 
Sabbath       of       the 
long  the      sun  -  set 
scenes  each  vis  -  ion 

8      :f      Im      :8 
d      :f,     Is,      :8, 

m     :— 
d      :- 

year, 
skies, 
brings, 
8       :— 
d      :- 

1-     :m 

i-     :d 
While 
Their 
Of 

|—     :8 
1-     :d 

s       :s       If 
d      :d      It, 

evening    shades 
glo  -  ries    meet 
beau  - ty    and 
s      :s      is 
PI     :pi     |r 

:  R 
:d 

de  - 
in 
do  - 

:s 
:d 

m     :—     |r 

:d 

1.  Sweet 

2.  A    - 

3.  Thy 

m 
:d 

d      :-     It, 

cay, 

shade, 

cay, 

s      :-     1- 
8,      :-     1- 

:d 

r      :pi 
t,      :d 

part-iug 
like  the 
vain  and 

f      :s 
f      :ni 

If       :s 
|r       :ni 

steps     me  - 
things    wo 
earth  -  ly 

Is        :d' 
|r       :d 

1       :t 
f       :f 

thinks  I 
fond  -  ly 
fad  -  ed 

d'     :8 

f      :r 

|d^     :1 

|P1      :f 

hear,  Steal 

prize,  Seem 

things,Too 

Is       :di 
Id      :d 

s      :8       If 
PI      ;pi      Ir 

from  the  world 
love  -  lier     as 
ex    -  quis  -  ito 

d'     :di     Is 
d      :d      It, 

:pi 
:d 
a    - 
they 
to 
:s 
:d 

r      :-     Id 

:d 

Thy 
And 
Of 

:pi 
:d 

t,      :-     Id 

way. 
fade, 
stay. 

f   "  :-     In 
s,      :-     Id 

KetD. 

DING  DONG. 

L.  0.  Emekson,  by  per. 

PI    .n    :n    .d      s     .s     :s     .m       r     .r     :m    .r 

1. Hark,  I  hear  the      sweet  bells  ringing,    liinging    on    the 
2.Ring  ye  bells  your  sweetest  measure,       How  I      love  your 

d    .m    ;s 

evening  air; 
tones  to  hear ; 

PI    .m    :pi    .d 

Sweetest  tho'ts  to 
And  my  heart  is 

s     .8     :8     .m 

meiu'ry  bringing, 
full  of    pleasure. 

r    .r      :s     .s 

Ever       joy  -  ous 
As  they  fall     up  - 

PI    .8      :di 

fresh  and  fair, 
on     my      ear. 

Chorus. 

Id'          :s              m          :d 

Ding        dong,            ding        dong, 

s    .8      :pi    .d 

ding  doug  merry 

s            :— 
bells; 

Is     .8      :s    .d'      PI    .m     :ni 

1  Sing  the  strain,  the  old  re  -  frain. 

.8       d     .d      :d     .PI 

the      song  we  lov'd  in 

rn    .r    :r 

ear  -  ly    time ; 

n  .d,in:s 

Ruig  merry  bells, 

8   .PI  ,8  :d' 

ring  merry  bells. 

d'    .8    :m    .8       d'    .t    :di 

ring,  0  ring  your      sweetest  chime. 

KeyD. 
d      :d 

Great  an 
lYeea  an( 

1 
i 

m     :n 

good  is 
birds  and 

8       :s 
God    01 
flow'rs  d 

ir 
le- 

GREAT  A 

d'     :8 

Fa  -  thcr, 
clare  Him 

\D  GOOI 
d'     :s 

Great  an 
Great  an 

). 

PI      :— 
1      good, 
1      good, 

PI      :s        d      :— 

great  and       good. 
great  and       good. 

20        Kez  F. 


n        :tt 
d        :d 

1.  Evening 

2.  Now  all 

3.  Sleep  till 


the 
tlie 


m 


EVENING  IS  FALLING. 


:  m 
:d 


d 

fall  -  ing 
flow  -  era 
flow  -  era 
S  :s 

d 


:d 


:d 
:d 

to 

have 
shall 

:rn 
:d 


t,  :s, 
sleep  in 
gone  to 
o    -    -  pen 

s         :r 


:d 
:d 

the 
re  ■ 
once 

rtn 


pose, 
more, 


s        :—        :— 


8  :r 

t,  :t, 

Lull  -  ing 

AU  the 

Sleep  till 

r  :s 

S|  :S| 


:t, 

the 


Sweet 


Key  C. 

d    .d    :n    .n 

1.  In  the  win  -  ter 

2.  When  the  robin 
3.N0W  our  school-life 


s     .8     :m    .d 

school  seems  longer, 
school  with  pleasure 
haat-en     hith  -  er, 


d         :S| 
d        :p1| 

gold  -    en 
per    -   fume 
lark      in 

m        :d 


d 

sle^p, 


:ni, 

bright 

cups 

the 

:d 


meadows 
grace  -  ful 
morn  -  ing 


"PP 


:t, 

:S| 

to 

ly 

shall 

:r 

:Si 


THE  HAPPY  SCHOLAR. 


8    .8      :m    .d 

when  it    furies, 
chants  his  dit-ty, 
is     a    pleasure. 


m    .m    :s     .s 

All  the  while  the 
For  it  seems  so 
And  the  way  seems 


n    .PI     :s      .8 

In    the  win  -  ter 
And  the  spring,  sweet 
And  we  cheer  it 


m    .8     :d' 

cold  wind  blows ; 
ver - y        near ; 
nev-er       long; 


d       :—       :— 


S| 

rest, 
close, 
soar. 

in 


r        :— 

:n 

d 

t,        :- 
Sweet 
8         :— 

-ly 
:s 

d 

sleep 

8,        :— 

:s, 

d 

::  :  ) 


n    .8     :d' 

when  it  snows ; 
spring  is  here ; 
with  a      song: 


d'   .d'   :8     .m 

All  the  while  the 
For  it   seems  so 
And  the  way  seems 


d'   .d'    :8     .PI 

Then  the  way  to 
Then  we  haste  to 
With  8  weet  smiles  we 


s     .8     :d 

cold  wind  blows, 
ver  -  y      near, 
nev-  er       long. 


BE  CONTENT. 


TvetG. 

s,     .s, 

:8| 

■S| 

d     .d 

:d 

tn,    .m. 

:nii 

.n, 

s,     .s, 

:s, 

1.  Be  con 

•    tent  with 

what  you 

have. 

2.  Do  not 

think 

your 

fate    is 

liai<l 

3.  Try  to 

do 

some 

act      of 

love. 

d     .d 

:d 

.d 

PI     .n 

:  n 

d     .d 

:d 

.d 

d     .d 

:d 

:d 


.t, 


t,  .t,  :d 
Life  at  best  is 
Cheerless  like  De 
Try  some  heart  to 


d 

shad 
cem 

slad 


21 


E.  P.  A. 


den; 
:pi 
:d 


ri|     .Hi      :n|     .ni| 

S,        .S| 

:S| 

Seek  the      sun  -  shine 

while  it 

lasts 

Some  one's    lot    is 

hard  - er 

yet, 

While  that  heart  you're 

cheering 

up, 

d      .d        :d      .d 

PI       .PI 

:tn 

t,     .t,       :d     .t, 

t, 

:d 

Ere  its        light    is 

fad        - 

ed. 

Al  -  ways    that    re    - 

mem    - 

-    ber. 

Your's  will  nev  -  er 

sad 

-  lion. 

Chorus,  Repeat. 
r       .r        :r 

t,      .t|        :t, 
Be     con  -    tent. 


PI  .ni      :  PI  ,Pi 

d  .d       :d  .d 

bo  con  -  tent,  The 

s  .s        :s  .s 

d  .d       :d  .d 


t|      .t,       :t,     .t, 

skies  will      brighten 

s       .3       :r      .r 


d 

o'er 


you; 

d 


pii     .pii      :p1|     .pIi 

Be    con    -    tent  with 

d      .d       :d      .d 


d      .d      :d      .d 

s,      .S|       :s,      .S| 
what  you  have,  There's 

PI     .PI      :  m     .m 


t|     t, 

brighter 


m     .r 

d     .t, 

days   be 


t| 
fore 


:d 
:d 

yon. 


22 


Key  G. 


THE  MELLOW  HORN. 


L.  O.  Emerson,  by  per. 


:  nil 
l.How 

2.  A  - 

3.  Witl 
:d 

:d 


^  Borne 
But 

)And 

:d 
:d 


m     :r 

Id      :s, 

PI     :r 

Id       :d 

r 

:r      Id      :r 

pi      :— 

1 — 

s,     :S| 

1  ^\     ■  mi 

S|      :s, 

•In,     :pi, 

S| 

:S|     |S|       :S| 

s,      :— 

1 

sweet  to 

hear,  when 

i-inging 

clear,    At 

eve 

or      ear  -    ly 

mom; 

lone  (loth  ,  float  the 

cuckoo  p 

note,     Oer 

fields  of      -wav  -  ing 

com; 

flowers 

sweet,  the 

gay    re 

-    treat.    Kind 

na 

ture  doth      a    - 

dom; 

d     :t, 

Id      :d 

d      :t, 

id      :d 

t, 

:t,     Id      :t, 

d      :- 

1- 

d     :s, 

Id      :d 

•d      :s, 

Id      :d 

S| 

:s,     |pi|     :S| 

d      :- 

1- 

rn    :r 

|d      :s, 

m     :r 

Id      :m 

s     :— 

1-     :ni 

s 

. 1 

:pi 

s,     :s, 

\m,     rn. 

s,     :S| 

in,    :S| 

d     :- 

1—     :S| 

d 

. 1 

:d 

on    the  breeze  thro'    | 

rustling 

trees,    TIic 

mel 

-        -        low, 

mel 

. 

low 

sweeter 

still,     o'er 

vale  and  hill      Re  - 

sounds 

the 

mel 

. 

low 

oft    we 

come,  when 

la  -  bo.-s  . 

one.     To 

hear 

the 

mel 

. 

low 

d     :t, 

Id      :d 

d     :t, 

id      :d 

PI    :— 

I-     :d 

m 

:—     |— 

:d 

d    :s, 

|d      :d 

d     :s, 

Id      :d 

d 

:— 

1-     :d 

d 

:—     |— 

:d 

t, 

horn, 

r 


:d 

Pi       : 

:d 

d       :- 

the 

mel 

:pi 

s       :- 

:d 

d       :- 

:d 

PI 

:-      1 

:S| 

d 

:-      i- 

low. 

mel 

-      - 

:n 

S 

:-      1- 

:d 

s, 

:-      1- 

:t| 

low 


horn. 
PI 


I- 


Mrs.  Mary  MAa?ES  Dodge,  by  per. 
Key  G. 


BYE,  BABY,  BYE. 


Hubert  P.  Main,  by  per. 


Si 

:1,      .s, 

d     .r 

:pi     .S 

1      .s 

:s       .PI 

PI  ,r  .d 

:1,       .S, 

l.Bve, 

2.  Bye, 

3.  Bye, 

ba    -  by, 
ba    -by, 
ba    -by, 

day  is 
birds  are 
mother 

o    -  ver, 
sleep-ing ; 
loves  thee ; 

Bees  are 
One  by 
Lo\'ing 

droning 
one    the 
ten  -  der 

in      the 
stars  are 
care  en    - 

clo    -  ver,       / 
peep-  ing;    C 
folds    thee;  ) 

d     .,r 

:pi     .pi 

r 

:- 

S|       .s, 

:1,      .s, 

d     .r 

:pi      .8 

Bye, 
Bye, 
Bye, 

ba  -    by, 
ba  -    by, 
ba  -    by. 

bye! 
bye! 
bye! 

Now  the 
In        the 
An  -  gels 

sun      to 
far  -    off 
in        thy 

bed    is 
sky  they 
dreams  ca 

glid  -  ing,      / 

twin -kle,     f 

-  ress    thee;    ) 

1       .S 

:s     .PI 

PI  ,r  .d 

:1,      .s, 

d 

:d     .PI  ,r. 

d 

•~         •            It 

All    the 
\Vhilethe 
Thro'  the 

pret-ty 
cows  come 
darkness 

flow'rsare    hid  -  ing, 
tin  -  kle,      tin    -  kle, 
guard  and  bless  thee. 

Bye, 
Bye, 
Bye, 

ba   -  by, 
ba    -  by, 
ba    -  by. 

bye. 
bye. 
bye. 

1 

Copyright.  1876,  by  Biglow  &  Main. 


Key  G. 


DON'T  STOP  THERE. 


23 


.s, 

l.As 
'2.Som( 
1 3.  Our 

,n 
.d 


m    .m      :r      .r 

d     .d  :t,     .t| 

ou    the  path      of 

i    -   die  hub  -    it, 

fel  -  low  trav  -  'lors 


PI     .m 
d     .d 


.r 


.t, 

if      not      care  -  ful, 
make  U8      stum  -  ble 
when  they  reach  some 
s      .s        :s       .s 
d     .d       :s,      .S| 


m    .r 

:d 

.r 

d     .t, 

:d 

•t, 

life    we 

tread 

We 

word,  or 

tho't, 

Some 

ou      the 

road, 

We'll 

S       .S 

:s 

.S 

d       .S, 

:  m| 

•S| 

m  .r  :d  .r 

d  .t|  :d  .t, 

we  may  fall,  And 

in  the  path.  And 

dang'roua  spot,  We'll 

s  .s  :s  .s 

d  .s,  :Ri  .Si 


n    .m      :f      .m 
d     .d      :r      .d 

come  to    many    a 
sin,    how  -  ev  -    er 
watch  with  anxious 
S      .S        :s       .S 
d    .d      :t,     .d 


PI     .3       :n  .r 

d     .d       :d  .t, 

sink    in    -    to  dis  - 

stumblinj?,    we  may 
warn  them, "don't  stop 

s      .m       :s  .f 

d     .d       :s,  .s, 


E. 

P.  Andrews. 

r 

:- 

•d 

t, 

place, 
small, 
care ; 

.S| 
Where 
May 
And 

S 

:- 

•  PI 

Si 

:- 

.d 

d 

._ 

d 

:- 

, 

grace 

fall. 

there. 

m 

:- 

. 

d 

:- 

. 

r      .r       :  r 

t,      .t,        :t, 
Don't  stop    there, 


d     .d  :d 

Don't  stop  there, 

S      .s  :s 

d     .d  :d 


d 

Don't 

:8, 
stop 

n 

:r 

:s, 


there. 

n 


11 


M.  C.  S. 
Ket  F, 


1.  Why, 

2.  Zz, 


lit  -   tie 
hear  him 


fly, 

buzz, 


WHY,  LITTLE  FLY. 


:n     .PI 

tell      me 
did    you 


why  you      sit 
know  that    is 


there 
the 


n     .f 

like    a 
way  he 


T.  F.sS. 


drone, 
sings  t 


II 


S 

Why, 
Zz, 


:pi     .n 

lit  -  tie 
this  he 


fly, 

does 


are    you 
with  his 


f     .f       :r      .r       Id     .pi 

left   by        all      your     I  friends  a 


:d 

-  lone? 
tie         I  rainbow        wings; 


r      .r       :r      .r 

Don't  you  know    the 
Spiders     have     their 


S  :P1       .PI 

hie,  lit  -   tie 

Ut  -   Ue 


hie, 


r     .n 

:f      .r 

PI      .PI 

:pi     .pi 

winter's 

cold     will 

soon  the 

bus  •  y 

ta  -  ble 

spread,  and 

snug-ly 

make  their 

S 

:n     .PI 

f      .f 

:r       .r 

fly 

to      some 

warmer 

nook     or 

fly. 

do     not 

en  -  ter 

there     or 

.PI 


n     .f 

earth  en  -   fold,  Then    ^ 
nice  warm   bed,    But      ) 

d     .PI      :d 

you  will      die. 
you  will      die. 


24 

t    Kev.  W.  0. 

Gushing.           FAIR  IS  THE  MORNING  LAND 

Key  Bb. 

HuBEUT  P.  Main,  hy  pe 

, 

s,          rm, 

•fi 

s,    .d     :d 

PI 

:d 

.1| 

Si 

:  — 

S| 

:  m,  .f, 

/ 

n,          :d, 

•ri 

Hi  .n,    :m| 

S| 

:s, 

.fi 

Dl 

:  — 

ni, 

:d,  .r, 

\ 

1.  Fair        is 

the 

morning  land, 

Bright 

is 

the 

shore; 

Where 

all    the 

/ 

2.  There     in 

the 

morning  land. 

Sweet  - 

ly 

they 

sing; 

Je    -    - 

sus   its 

) 

3.  There     in 

the 

morning  land. 

AU, 

aU 

is 

fair: 

This 

is      the 

f 

d           :s, 

•S| 

d    .s,     :s, 

d 

:d 

.d 

d 

:  — 

d 

:S|    .S, 

d,          :d, 

.d, 

d,    .d,     :d, 

d, 

:ni, 

•f, 

d, 

:  — 

d, 

:d,   .d, 

F.  t.  Choeus. 

/ 

s,    .d     :d 

r           :m  .,r 

d 

:  — 

rs 

:n    .f 

s    .,1 

:s 

( 

Hi  .ni|    :  ni| 

f.           :s,  .,fi 

m. 

:  — 

s.d 

:d    .d 

d   .,d 

:d 

\ 

saints  of  God 

Dwell      ev  -  er  - 

more. 

1 

glo  -  ry     is, 

Je    -    -  BUS     our 

King. 

Come 

to     the 

shining 

land; 

) 

joy  they  feel, 

Je    -    -  sus     is 

there. 

d   .s,     :S| 

t,           :t,  .,t, 

d 

:  — 

t,n 

:s     .1 

n  .,f 

:pi 

\ 

d|  .d|     :d| 

S|           :S|  .,S| 

d, 

:  — 

s.d 

:d    .d 

d   .,d 

:d 

r 

:m  .,f 

t, 

Come, 
S 

:d   .,r 

come  a  - 
:s    .,S 

S| 

:s,  .,S| 

d 

way; 


d 

Come 

m 


:d  .d 

with  the 

:s  .1 

:d  .d 


s    .,1    :s 
d    .,d   :d 

an  -  gel  band, 

PI   .,f    :pi 
d    .,d    :d 


m  .,n   :f    .r     \ 
d   .,d    :r     .t,     / 

Beaiiti  -  fill     as       ^ 


fill    as 
.f 


jds,          :- 

S| 

:pi. 

•fi 

ds, 

PI, 

:d, 

•ri 

they 

Come, 

lit 

tie 

mt,            :- 

d 

:s. 

•S| 

ds,          :- 

d. 

:d. 

•d, 

s,    .d     ;d 
PI,   .PI,  :pi, 

children,  come, 
d     .S|      :S| 

d,   .d,    :d. 


PI   .,r    :d    .1, 
s,   .,s,    :1|    .f, 

Hear  the  angels 

d  .,d    :d    .d 
d,  .,ni|  :f|    -fi 


PI, 

say; 

d 


f, 

Come 

d 
f. 


d  .1, 

1,  .f, 

to  the 

d  .d 

f,  .f, 


s,     .d 
PI,    .PI, 

shining 

d     .s, 


land, 

:d 


d,    .d,      :d. 


r  :1|  .t, 

f,  :f,  .f, 

Come,  come  a    -    - 

t|  :r  .r 

S|  :s,  .s. 


PI, 
way. 

d 

d| 


Copyright,  i88o,  by  Biglow  &  Main. 


S.  C.  B. 
Kkv  G. 


PI : —  :m  in  : —  :m 
dT^:d   Id   :-:d 
out,         boys,     look 
one  who  tells      a 
children,   if      you'd 

d  :—  :d   Id  :-  :d 


•  l.LooU 
I2.TI1C 
3.  Now. 
:d 

1|   :— 


many  a  wrong  you 
make  it  seem  quite 
nev  -    ei"    bn  tor- 

d  :-  :d    Id    :-  :d 


n  : —  :  rn  I  m  : —  :pi 
d  :—  :d  |d  :— :d 
if  you'd  climb  the 
thus  they  keep  in  - 
have    a        name    far 

d  :— :d  |d    :— :d 


NEVER  TELL  A  LIE 

-:— IS    :— :S| 


n  :— 
out, 
false 
pros 
d  :-; 


—  |Pi   :— :s, 
gills.  There's 
hood  To 
per,   And 

-Id    :— :p1| 


1,  :-:l,  11,  :-:l, 
f,  :-:f,  If,  :— :f, 

many      a  foo  to 

comrade,  friend      or 
keep  your  conscionco 

fi  :— :f,  If,  :—  :f, 


T.  F.  Sewakd.    25 
d  :d  :-!-:_  :1, 
1,1,   :-|-:-:^ 

shun,  There's' 

brother,  To 

clear.  And 

f,  :f,   :-|-:-:f, 


a  :—  :r  |m  :—  :n 
rn,:—  :f,   |s,    :—  :d 

must  a  -  void,  And 
truth  -  ful.  Will 
ment  -      -    ed       With 

d  :— :d  Id    :— :d 


PI  : —  :  PI  I  PI   : —  :  s, 

hOl        of  fame.        So 
creas      -    ing.  In 

bet    -    -    ter  Than 

m. 


;d  Id 


f  :—  :f  |n  ;:—  :pi 
r  ;-  :r    |d    :- :d 

vie    -  'try   to  bo 

of  -  ten  tell  an  - 
self  -    ac  -  ens    -    ing 

t,  :-:t.   Id    :-  :d 

1,  :-:l,  II,  :-  :1, 
f,  :-  :f.   If,    :-  :f, 

glo  -  rious  and  so 
col  -  or,  shape,  or 
sil    -    vcr    or  than 

f,  :-:f.   If,    :-  :f, 


r  :r 

t,  :t. 


won ; 
other : 
fear. 


d  : 

li  : 
high, 

.size, 
gold, 


I- 


1,    :- 

:s. 

|s,    :—  :s. 

f,    :- 

:pi. 

|n,  :—  :p1| 

on 

its 

sum    -    mit 

soon 

an 

ug    -    -ly 

close 

to 

truth's    pure 

d   :- 

:d 

Id    :-  :d 

d    :—  :r    |  pi    :—  :f 

write  your  name,  Why 
crew  they  are.  This 
gar    -    -    -  ments,     And 

d    :—  :d  |d    :—  :f, 


nev  - 
com  ■ 
don't 


pa 
re  ■ 
s,    :—  :s. 


Girls. 

r.i 
;d 

lA 


r    : — 
r    :— 

white 


Boys. 
'     t, 

t, 


|r 

:-:d 

|r 

:-:d 

lie. 

a 

1 

:      :— 

AIL 
:s 

:t, 

No 

:Si 


t|  :t,  :- 
matter. 


jr    :- 

If.    :- 
tell 
ny 
lease 
Is,   :- 

|r    : 
It,   :■ 

'tis 

Is,   :- 


:r 
[:f. 

a 

of 

your 

:s, 

■:f 
■  :r 

the 


d    :- 

PI,  :- 

lie. 
lies, 
hold 

d, 


: —  :s. 

And 
And 
And 

:— :d 

:— :1, 
:— :f. 

And 
Till 
Cling 

:-:f, 

-  I-: 
-I-  : 


PI  : — 
d  :— 


r  :— :r  |r    :- :d 

t,  :—  :t,  !t|   :—  rl, 

a  lie  my 

:s.  Is,   :—  :s, 


lie's 


t,  :—  :d    |r    :— :f 

s,  :-  :1,    |t|    :—  :r 

boys    and  girls,     What- 

s,  :—  :S|    |S|    : —  :; 


PI  :— 

:pi 

|r 

:— 

:r 

d  :- 

:— 

1-  : 

d  :- 

:d 

it. 

:— 

:t. 

d  :- 

:— 

|—  : 

ev 

er 

be 

its 

name. 

s,  :— 

:s, 

Is, 

:— 

:s. 

d,  :- 

:— 

1-  : 

26  T.  B.  AiDEiOH. 
Key  F. 


IN  THE  OLD  CHURCH  TOWER. 


.d.r 

:d  .d 

il.Inthe 
^S.Iuthe 
\3.  lu  the 
/4.  In  the 

:m.f 
\:d  .d 


Im     rtn  .r 

Id     :t,  .t| 


n     :m 
d     :d 

old  church  tower  hau^s  the 
okl  church  tower  hangs  the 
ohl church  tower  hangs  the 
okl  church  tower  hangs  the 


d     :d      Is, 


:s  .f 

:s,  .s, 


d      :-     1-     :d.d 

d      :S|  .S|  |d      :d  .d 

bell;  hangs  thebell.  And  a- 
bell ;  You  can 

bell ;  Deep  and 

bell ;  A  quaint 

n     :—     |—     im.m 
d      :—     I—     :d.d 


E.  P.  Andeews. 


r      :r  jd      :r 

t,     ;t,  Id      :t| 

bove  it  on        the 

hear  its  gieat  heart 

sol  -  emn,  hark,   a    - 
friend  that  seems  to 

s      :s  |s       :s 

s,     :f,  In,     :s, 


m 

d     :- 

vane, 


gain, 
know 


-      I- 


,:d  .d 
:d  .d 

I  In  the 
/Ah,  so 
•<  Ah,  what 
/a11  our 

:tn  .m 
:d  ,d 


jd  :r 

Id  :t, 

and  the 

loud,  and    mild,  and 

pas  -  sion    and  what 

joy,     and    all  our 

s      :s       |s  :s 

s,     :f,      |m,  :s, 


PI     :— 
d     :- 

rain, 
sweet, 
pain, 
woe; 


j—     :m.Pi 
I—     :d  .d 

Cut  in 

As  the 

With  her 

It    is 


d     :-     I- 


s  :s  |s  :in 
R      :n      in      :d 

gold  St.  Pe  -  ter 
par  -  son  says  his 
hands  up  -  on  her 
glad  when  we      are 


tn     :-     I- 

stands. 


prayer, 
breast, 


1:  PI  .PI 
:d  .d 
With   the 

/  O  -  ver 
jSomepoor 
/it    is 


:m 
:d 

hia 

hap  -  py  lev  -  era 
soul  has  gone  to 
sad    when  we     are 


n     :  PI     |m 

two  keys      in 


t,     :- 

hands, 

there, 

rest, 

dead, 


:d 

PI 

:— 

1- 

:r 

d 

:d 

d 

:— 

1— 

_rt, 

d 

And 

all 

is 

well 

And 

all 

is 

well 

And 

all 

is 

well 

And 

all 

is 

well. 

is 

well 

:pi 

S 

:— 

I— 

:f 

PI 

:d 

d 

:S| 

Id 

:S| 

d, 

BiGLOW 

&M 

AIN. 

:-      I- 
:-     i- 


:-      I- 
:-      I- 


Key  D. 

EVENING  HYMN. 

Daniei 

s       :-.f  jpi.f  :s  .1 

s       :- 

-    If 

. 

f      :-  .n  |r  .m  :f  .s 

PI     :— 

m      :-  .r  jd  .r   :n  .f 

Daylijjht  from  the  sky  has 
Flow'rs  amid  the  calm  of 
Babes  their  trustful  eyelids 

n      :- 

fad 
ev 
clos 

-  Ir 

-  ed, 
-en, 

-  ing, 

r      :-  .d  It,  .d  :r  .t, 

Shadows  fall  on  land  and 

Lift  their  heads  refreshed  with 
Slum  -  ber  on  their  mother's 

d      :- 

sea; 
dew; 

breast ; 

d'     :-.d'|s  .s   :d'.d' 

1       :- 

-      |1 

:— 

s      :-.s  |s  .s  :s  .s 

s      :— 

d      :-.d  Id  .d  :d  .d 

de    :- 

-     lir 

:— 

S|      :-.S|  |S|.s,:S|.S| 

d      :- 

:-      I- 


EVENING  HYMN.    Concluded. 


27 


s      :-.f  Im.f  :s  .1 

8      :— 

11 

tn     :-.r  |d  .r  :m.f 

Ere  in  sleep  our  eyes  are 
Weary  hearts  look  up  to 
Lit-tle  birds  In  peace  re- 

d'      :-.d'|s  .s  :di.d' 

PI     :— 
sliad    - 
heav    - 
pos    -    - 

d'     :- 

|m 

ed, 
en, 

•    ing 

Id' 

d      :-.d  Id  .d  :d.d 

d      :- 

11. 

f  :-.n  ir  .n  :f  .s 
r  :-.d|t|  .d  :r  .t, 
Take  not  tliou  thy  lij;ht  a- 
Thus  wethirst  lorthee,0 
Whith  -  er  shall  thy  children 

s  :-.s  |s  .3  :s  .s 
S|      :-.s,  |S|  .s,  :S|  .s, 

s  :-.f  im.f  :s  .1 
n     :-.r    |d  .r  :ri  .f 

Fathei,  let  thy  presence 
Cleanse  and  pardon  and  re- 
Thou  wilt  watch  while  in  thy 

d'  :-.d'  Is  .s  :d'  .d' 
d      :-.d  Id  .d  :d  .d 


In 


r       :—     Id 

way, 
Lord ! 
flee, 

S       .—     I- 
s,      :1|  .t|  I  d 


s      :n' 

|r' 

'3 

:t  .1 

m     :s 

If 

:f 

cheer 
store 
keep 

d'     :- 

|1 

us, 

us, 

:r'.d 

t  :-  .d'  It  .1  :s  .fe 
r      :-  ,r  |r  .r  :r  .d 

Lord,  we  raise  our  hearts  to 
There  to  find  their  strc-n^th  a 
Un-derparentwin<j;s  Hiul 

s  :-.l  Is  .di:t  .1 
r      :-  .r  |r  .r  :r  .r 


d     :—     If      :f 


CVe.s-     ------ 

r      :-.de  jr  .m  :f  .fe 
1,      :-.l|    11,  .1,  :r  .d 

Fair-er  than  the  lij^lit  of 
Let     thy  grace  on  us  bo 
Heavenly  Father,  but  to 
1       :-.s     If  .1    :1  .1 
f      :-.ni    lr.de:r  .r 


s      :-.l    |t  .d'  :r  .n 
n     :-.f    If  .PI  :r'.d 

Darkness  flies  whefi  thou  art 
Shed  the  dew  of  blessing 
Calm  and  peaceful  we  nn- 

d'     :-.d'  |s  .s   :1  .s 
d     :-.d    Ir.n  :f  .rn 


Key  Bk. 
m  .d    :m    .d 

1. Ripple,  ripple 
2.  Carol  carol, 
Blossonijblossom, 


t|  .r    :S| 

little  brook, 
bonny  bird, 
lovely  flowr's, 


RIPPLE,  LITTLE  BROOK 
m  .d    :pi    .d 

All  your  pleasant 


On  the  bough  so 
Pink  and  purple. 


t|  .r    :S| 

way  along, 
blithe  and  free; 
white  and  blue, 


S|  .S 
Rocky  dell  and 
Sweetest  voice  I 
In  your  winsome 


T.  F.  Sewaed. 
1,    .1,       t,  .t|   :d 


simny 

ever    heard, 

liiddenbow'rs; 


ll 


r   .r    :r   .d     t. 

How  I  love  your 
Sing  your  gladdest 
I  have  loved  and 


nier  -  ry 
notes  to 
watched  for 


song. 

me. 

you. 


PI  .d    :m  .d 

Ril>ple,  ripple, 
Carol,  carol, 
Blossom,  blossom, 


t|  .r    :S| 

little    brook ; 
bonny  bird, 
lovely  flowers, 


PI  .d   :pi  .d 

I    will  listen 
Voice  of  song  with' 
In  the  sunshi 


r\ 


t,    .r  :s, 

I    will  look ; 

out  a  -word ; 

in  the  show'rs. 


s,    .s,     :1,    .1, 

I     will      lis  -  ten, 
Voice  of  song  with 
In    the  sunshine. 


t,    .t|    :d    .f 

I  will  look,  () 
out  a  word,  O 
in  the  show'rs,  O 


PI  .n     :r     .r 

ripple  lit  -  tie 
carol,  bonny 
blossom,  love-ly 


d 

brook. 

bird. 

flow'rs. 


28 


MOUNTAINEER'S  SONG. 


Key  C. 
d 

1.  Oh, 

2.  Up 
I  8.  Oil 

:d' 
:d 


in     :n 

we    are 


:di 

:s 


mer  -  ry 
ris  -  ing  ■with  the 
who  would  leave  the 

s      :d'     Id'      :d' 
d     :d     Id      :m 


rU':t_j  Is       :s 
f      :f      In      :s 

mountain-eers,  And 
ear  -  ly  morn,  We 
mountain's  brow,The 

1  :r|^'|di  :d' 
f      :f       Id      :n 


sj  :t^di|r' 
f      :f.n|f 


have  no  vex  - ing 
wind  the  mel  -  low 
scenes  so  bright  and 

t.d':r'.di|t       :r' 


E.  P.  Andbews. 

d'     :- 
n     :— 

cares ; 
horn; 
fair] 

d'     :— 
d      :— 


:s 

d'     :s      |m'     :d' 

r'.d':t  .1  Is 

:s 

s.lct.d'lr'      :t 

d' 

:n 

n     :n     js      :s 

f      :f      In 

:s 

f      :f  .n  If      :f 

n 

We 

dwell  be-neath      the 

dark,  blue  sky, 

'Mid 

scenes  that  nev  -  er 

die. 

Then 

with  the    shepherd   - 

maid-ens    fair. 

We 

to     the     fields    re  - 

pair. 

No 

life     in      towns  how  - 

ev   -   er    great. 

Can 

with  our    homes  com  - 

pare. 

:d' 

s      :di     Id'     :di 

1      :r'.d'|d' 

:d' 

t.d'cri.d'lt       :r' 

d' 

:d 

d     :d      |d     :n 

f      :f      Id 

:n 

s      :s      |s       :s 

d 

Chokus. 
:d'.t 


:d.r 


lau| 

:         1 
;h  and  joke, 

:n  .r 

we 

n     :f      |s 

laugh  and  jok 

:         1 

:di'.t 

d'     :r'     In 

n 

:s      Id' 

:        1 

:d'.t 


:d  .r 


:         1 
dance  and  sing, 

:n  .r 

we 

n     :f 

dance  and 

:         1 

:d'.t 

d'     :r' 

n     :  s      Id' 

: 

: 

r'.n' 

f     :n'    |r'      :d' 

t      :1 

Is      :s 

sj  :t_^'|r' 

:t 

d'     .— 

s 

s      :s      If       :n 

s      :f 

|n     :s 

f      :f_jTi|f 

:f 

n     :— 

And 

make  with  mirth  the 

wel-Mn 

ring.  And 

make  the    wel  - 

kin 

ring. 

t   .d' 

r'     :d'     It       :d' 

d'     :d' 

Id'    :d' 

t^':r^d'|t 

:r' 

d'     :- 

S 

s      :s       Is       :1 

n     :f 

Copyright 

Id     :n 

,   l8Sz,  BY  BiGLO 

s      :s      js 

w  &.  Main. 

:s 

d     .- 

r ) 


Key 

':s, 
:mi 

M.  A 
)2.  He 
'3.  A 
:d, 


JOSEPH  REE. 


29 


S|    :ni    :fi    |S|      :■ 
n,   :d|    .Ti    |ni|    :• 

right  merry  chap 
ceases  not  long 
gay  lit  -  tie    spouse 

Id,     :- 


d,    :d. 


rn 


s,     :s, 

Jo  -  -  seph  Ece, 
ca  -  rol  his  song 
Joseph    I        ween, 

d,    :d,    :d,    |d, 


d    :~  :d  .d 

m,  : —  :pi, .pi. 

He 

Till  the 
For  his 

:d,  .d. 


T.  F.  Seward. 
r  :r  :r  |r  :d  rt, 
f,    :f,     :f,      If,     :f,     :f, 

revels        at    morn  in      the 
close  of    the  bright  sun  -  ny 
sweet  lit 
S,     :  S. 


the  bright  sun  -  ny       ( 
tie  wile    and   her      \ 

s,      |s,    :s,     :s,      ) 


d     :- 

PI)    :— 

dew, 
day, 
brood 


:-    f- 
:-    I- 


:in. 

He 
But 
Are 


I-    :-    :d, 


s,     :ni,    :t,     |s,     :s,     :d 

n,   :d|    rr,     |rn,    rm,  :ni 

sings  from  the  bough  of  some 

■wlustles    and  flut  -  ters  the 

not    80      far    off       in  the 


d,    :d,    :d,    |d. 


:d. 


m    : —    :r 
s,     :-    :f, 

swing  -  ing 
flow'rs  a  - 
May-grass  so 

d,    :—    :d, 


Id     :—  :d  .d 
In,    : —  :R,.Fn| 

tree,  While  hel 
mong,  While  he/ 
green,    But  theyl 


Id, 


:d,  .d, 


r     :r     :r  |r     :r     :r 

s,     :s,     :s,  jfe,    :s,     :1, 

seems  to    be  say  -  ing      to 

catches     the  in  -  cense    of 

hear  what  he  boasts  from  the 


ta    2X3     ita      |r. 


:ri 


r     :- 

t,     :- 
vou: 
May: 
wood ; 


:-    h 


g,     :_     :_    |_    :_ 


Joe 
Joe 
Joe 


d    :— 

n,  :— 

Reel 
Kee! 
Ree! 


:  n  I  d     :—   :s,  .s, 

:s,  |n,    :—  :s,  .s,  1 

Joe  Ree !        I've  a  f 

Joe  Reel         Just  / 

Joe  Ree!         While  V 

:  I        :      :s,  .,s,  / 


s,     :s,     :s.     Is, 

:— 

:r 

t, 

—    :r      It,     :—   :s,  .s. 

S,     rs, 

:s. 

Is,      :—    :s,  .8, 

s,     :s,     :s.     Is, 

:-    :fi 

ri 

-    :f,      |r,     :-   :s,  .s. 

s,    :s. 

:s. 

Is,      :—    :s,  .8 1           j 

wife  do     you    see, 
list  -  en    to        me, 
I'm    in    this     tree, 

Joe 
Joe 
Joe 

Ree! 
Ree! 
Ree! 

Joe    Ree!            I've  a 
Joe    Ree !           Juat 
Joe    Ree!            While 

wife  do 
list  -  en 
I'm    in 

you 

to 

this 

see.             Such  a)              / 
me.              My      ( 
tree.          There's  j 

s,     :s,     :s.     Is, 

• —     '• 

■        1       •'      •S|..-.Si 

s,     :s. 

:s, 

Is,      :—    :s,  .s,/ 

1 

d  :—  :—  Im,  :— 

:^ 

s,  :— 

• 

|-:-:s,.s, 

f     :f      :f     If     :n 

:r 

d  :-  :-  I-  : 

d   :—  :—  |m,  :— 

:f. 

s,  :— 

:— 

1—  :— :s,.S| 

s,    :s,      :S|     Is,     :s, 

:f. 

m, :-  :-  |-  : 

dear                lit    -    ■ 
dear                lit    -    - 
noth                ing 

tie 
tie 
to 

wife, 
wife 
fear, 

But  that's 

Tastes  the 

There's 

nothing,  that's   nothing 
sweetness,  the  sweetness 
nothing      to    fear    in 

to 
of 

the 

.you. 
May. 
wood. 

, 

d   :-  :-  Im,  :- 

:fi 

s,  :— 

:— 

I—  :—  :S|  .s, 

3,    :s,      :s,    |s,     :s. 

:s. 

d. :-:-!-: 

/ 

0-  thJ'  >'^ 

\  ^f^^VERsiTY 


30 


COME,  MAY, 


KbtEJz. 


:n 

s     :n     Id     :d' 

d'    :- 

-     11      :1 

s      :m     |r     :s 

m     :— 

:d 

PI     :d      Id     :d 

d     :- 

-     If      :f 

m     :d      It,     :t, 

d     :- 

l.Come, 

May,  thou  love  -  ly 

lin    - 

-    g'rer.  And 

deck  the  groves   a  - 

gain, 

2.  True, 

wiu - ter    days  have 

ma    - 

-    ny.     And 

many  a      dear    de  - 

light ; 

3.  But 

oh,    when  comes  the 

sea    - 

-    son.    For 

mer  -  ry    birds    to 

sing. 

:s 

d'    :s      |m     :s 

1      :- 

-     Id'    :d' 

d'     :s       Is      :s 

s      :— 

:d 

d     :d     |d     :m 

f      :- 

-     If     :f 

d      :d      |s,     :s, 

d     :- 

E.  P.  Andbews. 


:n 
:d 

And 
Wo 
How  ' 


1-     :d 


s      :m 

Id      :d' 

d'      :- 

11 

:1 

n     :d 

Id      :d 

d       :- 

If 

:f 

let      thy 

sil  -    v'ry 

stream 

-    lets 

Me 

frol  -  ic 

in        the 

snow    - 

drifts 

And 

sweet  to 

roam    the 

mead    - 

ows, 

And 

d'     :s 

|m      :s 

1       :- 

Id' 

:d' 

d      :d 

Id       :n 

f       :- 

If 

:f 

f      :s      Im      :f 

m     :— 

|r  , 

:s 

r      :t,      Id      :r 

d     :- 

It, 

:t, 

long  once  more      to 

gath    - 

-    er 

The 

round  the   fire       we 

clus 

ter. 

Nor 

come,  sweet  May,  and 

bring 

us 
1 

The 

s      :d'  It      :1 

m     :pi  |r      :d 

an  -  der  thro'    the 

then,  on  win   -   ter 
drink  the  breeze    of 

d'     :d'  Is      :fe 

d     :1,  |r      :r 


r      :t,      Id      :d 

flow-' rets    fresh    and 
heed  the    whist  -  tling 
flow -'rets  fresh     and) 


t,      :- 

plain, 
night, 
spring. 


r      :- 
t|      :- 

fair; 
storm ; 
fair; 


;; ) 

We      / 

A  -       V 


Then 


:d 

Sweet 
When 
We 


s       :m 

Id 

:d' 

d'      :-      11 

:1 

s       :d'       In      :r 

d      :- 

n      :d 

Id 

:d 

d      :-      If 

:f 

m      :d       Id      :t. 

d      :- 

May,  once 

more 

to 

wan    -     -    der, 

And 

breathe  the  balm  -   y 

air. 

aU     with 

out 

is 

drear    -    -   y, 

Our 

hearts  are    bright    and 

warm. 

long  once 

more 

to 

wan    -    -    der, 

And 

breathe  the  balm  -  y 

air. 

d'      :s 

|m 

:s 

1       :-      Id' 

:d' 

d'     :s        Is       :s_^f 

m     :— 

d       :d 

Id 

:n 

f       :-      If 

Copyright, 

:f 

i382,  BY  Big 

d      :pi       |s       :s, 

LOW  &  Main. 

d      :- 

I- 


I- 


W.  A.  Bdtleb. 
Key  Eb. 


SOIVIEBODY. 


8       .S 

:n    .m 

1 1. There's  a 
;2.  Oar 
h.  It    18 
4.  Now 

d    .d 


PI    :m    rn   |n    :n    :rn 

meddlesome  "  Somebod  -  y  " 
young  folks  at  home,  at  all 
"Somebody"  breaks  all  the 
if  those  hijjh crimes  of  "Some 

d    :d    :d    |d    :d    :d 


go  -  ing      a  -  bout, 
seasons  and  times, 
pitchers  and  plates, 
bod  -  y"  don't  cease, 

f,    :f,     :f,    If,     :-  :f|  .f, 


:1  .1 

:f  .f 

And 

Are  re 

And 

We 


T.  F.  Sewabd,  by  per.     31 

s    :1     :8     Is     :f     :n 
m  :f     :m    |m    :r     :d 

playing    his  pranks  but  -we 
hearsing  the  long   roll    of 
hides  the  boys'  knives  andruns 
must  summon  iu      the    do  - 

s,   :s,     :s,    |s,     :s,     :S| 


Id     :- 

Id     :- 


can't  lind  him    out; 
"  Somebody's"  crimes; 
off    with  their  slates; 
tec  -  tive    po  -  lice ; 
Si     :si     :si      id     :— 


:m 

He's 
Or, 
And 
And 

:d 


up  stairs 
fast  as 
turns  on 


:s     |s      :s      :s 
:n    |m     :u\    :s 

and  down  stairs  from 


heir  feet      or    their 
the    wa   -   ter,   and 
they,  in    their  wis  -  dom,  at 
d     :d      :d    |d      :d     :d 


il.l 
f.f 


morning     till    night,  And  I 

tongues  can  well  run,       Come  toj 
tumbles      the      beds,        And 
once  -nnll    make  known     The 
f,     :f,      :f,     If,     :-    :f,.f, 


s      :1      :s  |s      :f  : m 

R    :  f      :  m  |  m     :  r  :  d 

al  -  ways    in  mis  -  chief,  but 

tell    the    last  deed  the  sly 

steals  all    the  pins  and  melts 

cul  -  prit   be  -  longs  to  no 

s,     :s,     :S|  |s,     :S|  :s. 


s    :1     :t    Id'    :—  :d 

song  or    in     tale,  Are 

knife, "one  will  say;  And 

thump  of  a    head.  An  - 

all,    to     be    true,  The 


r     :Fn     :r  |d     :— 

t,     :t,     :t,  Id     :— 1 

nev  -  er      in  sight.         12 

mischief    has  done;         3 

all    the    dolls'  heads.        4, 

house  but  our  own. 

s,     :s,     :s,  !d     :— 


All  the  voices  in  unison. 


The 
'"Tis 
One 
Then 


d    :r     :m     |f     rs     :1 

rogues  I  have  read  of,  in 
'  Somebody's '  gone  with  my 
night  the  dull  sound  like  the 
should  it  turn    out,    af    -  ter 


PI    If     :s    :1 


caught  at  the  end  and  con] 
"Somebody's'  carried  my 
nounced  that  one  youngster  was 
young  folks  of  our  house  are 


s  :1  :t  Id'  :— 
ducted  to  jail. 
pen-cU  a  -  way."  ^■ 
out  of  his  bed.  ~- 
"Somebody"  too.  •^* 
4. 
Chorus. 


:s 
:pi 

But 
And 
And 
How 
Oh! 

;d 


i'  :d'  :d' 
PI    :pi    :m 

'Somebody's' 
'Soniobody's 
said,  half  a- 
queer  it  would 
'  Somebod  V,' 

d   :d    :d 


,!t      :t     :t 
r      :r     :r 

,  tracks  are  all 
gone  &  thrown 
sleep  when  ask'd 
work  if     we 
Somebod  -  y,' 
X      :r     :r 


d'   :di    :d'   |1-:—    :1 
d    :d     :d    Id    :—    :f 

covered    so    well.  He 

down  all  the  blocks;"    And 
what  it  meant,  "  'Some- 

saw  them  all  go         Marched 
who  will  lind  out  t        I'm 

PI    :pi    :pi    If     :—    :f 


s  :1  :s  |s  :f 
PI   :f     :n    |P1     :r 

never  has  seen  the 
"'Somebody'  ate  all 
bod-y'  is  push-ing 
off  to 


:d 


the 
me 
the  sta  -  tion  -  house, 
sure  we     can  catch  hitn.  he's 
3    :s      :3     |S|     :s,     :s. 


D.  S.  for  Chorus. 

r    :n    :r  |d    :— 

t,    :t,     :t,  |d    :— 

side  of     a  cell, 

cakes  in  the  box!" 

out    of    the  tent." 

six    in    a  row! 

always     a    -  bout. 

s,    :s,     :S|  |d      — 


32 


Key  E|2. 

n     :pi 
d     :d 


Id      :d  .d 

l.Sweetly  chimes  thro' the 
2.  Sweetly  sound  -  ing  a  - 

s      :s      |n      :n.rn 
d      :d      Id      :d  .d 


SWEETLY  CHIMES  THE  BELL. 


f      :f      In      :m  .m 
r      :r      |d      :d  .d 

Bells  so      clear,  and  the 
Hear  the  tones     of    the 

s      :s      |s       :s    .s 

s,      :si      Is,       :si  .s, 


1      :s 

|n 

d      :d 

Id 

evening 

air. 

long  the 

deU 

f      :n 

Is 

d     :d 

Id 

•I.  J. 
r 


•Tklley,  by  per. 
:  s       Is       :— 


sky    so 
evening 


It, 

fair. 

beU. 

Is 


::) 


m      :n  |S      :s  .s 

d      :d  Id      :d.d 

Calls  the  wea  -  ry  from 

Rest  from  la   -  bor  its 

s      :s  |n     :m  .m 

d      :d  Id      :d  .d 


n 


i       :s  in 

d     :d  Id  :d 

toU    and  care,  The 

numbers  tell.  Its 

f      :s  |s  :s 

d      :d  Id  :d 


r      :t 
t|     :r 

wea  -  ry 
chiming 

s      :s 


It       :1 
|r       :d 

from      their 
uum  -  bers 

Is       :fe 


ti 

care; 
tell; 


t       :t       It       :1  .t 
r      :r       |r       :f  .f 

Cheerful  smiles  wait  the 
Loud  -  er    now    o'er  the 

s       :s       Is       :s  .s 


It, 

home. 


a'      :  m 
n      :d 

trav'ler 

hill  and    bay, 

s      :s       {s 
d      :d      is. 


t      :t       It      :1  .t 
r      :r       |r      :f  .f 

Glad  hejM-ts  bound  as  his 
Come  the  tones    of  its 
s      :s       |s      :s  .s 

S|       t  S|         I  S|       '  S|  .S| 


tt'     :  n      I  s 

n     :d  It, 

footsteps  come : 

morning  lay, 

s      :s  |s 


:| 


Is, 


R     :n     |s 

:s  .s 

1      :s 

|n      :— 

r      :f.f|n 

:r 

d 

d      :d     Id 

:d.d 

d      :d 

Id      :ta, 

1,      :r.r  |d 

:t, 

d 

Rest   is    sweet 

to  the 

wea - ry 

soul, 

Rest  to  the  wea 

-   ry 

soul. 

Bounding     joy 

ous,  it 

seems  to 

say. 

"  Hail  to  the  new 

-born 

day. 

s       :s      |n 

:n.n 

f      :n 

Is       :- 

f      :1.1  Is 

:s  .f 

n 

d      :d      Id 

:d.d 

d      :d 

Id      :- 

f      :f.f|s 

:S| 

d 

KetG. 
d   :d   :d 

I. Beautiful 
This  blissful 
3.  His  tender 
:4.Helple.ss& 


n  :n   :n 

Come  ye  to 
Our  God  can 

Our  barns  are 

In-  to  his 


BLESSED  RAIN. 


:d 


drops  of 
thought  ye 
love    doth 
weak,  we 


s  :—  :n 

bless  our 
ne'er  for  - 
tilled  with 
shelt'ring 


S|  :— :s, 

d  :-:- 

d  :d  :d 

n  :—  :n 

s    :—  :s 

n  :— 

bless  -  ed 
bring   to 
nev"-    er 
children. 

rain, 
me, 

wane.    « 
call, 

Tapping  a  - 
From  distant 
He sends the 
On  our dear 

gainst     my 
mounts,  and 
ear    -    ly, 
Fa  -  ther, 

win  -  dow 
far,     blue 
and    late 
bless  -  ing 

pane; 
sea, 
rain; 
all; 

d  :—  :n 

s  :-:- 

d  :d    :d 

n  :-:d 

S|  :—  :S| 

d  :- 

earth    a  - 
get     -  fill 
gold  -  en 
arms    we 

if'' 

grain, 
fall. 

Beautiful 
This  blissful 
His  tender 
Helpless  & 

drops    of 
thought  ve 
love   doth 
weak,  we 

bless  -  ed 
bring    to 
nev  -    er 
chil  -  dren 

rain? 
me. 
wane, 
call. 

KeyG. 

From  the  "Chautumiuan.' 

1:s,  d  :—  :d  |d  :r  :n 
rm,  n,:—  :pi||ni:f|  rs, 
l.Tbe  Sim  gets  up  iu  the 
2.Tlie  sun  gets  up  iu  the 
[:d  d  :-  :d  |d  :d  :d 
\:d       d  :-  :d  |d   :d  :d 


AWAKEI 


r   :-:-|d 

fi  :-:-|n 

morn    -    -  in 
morn    -    -  iii^ 

t,  :—  :—  Id   :—  :  PI 
s,  :-:-|d  :-:d 


■  :d 
:d 

Aud 
Aud 


r  :—  :r    |r 

t|  :—  :t,   It 

lifta 

80         must  cbil  -  drcu 

s   :—  :s    |s    :— :s 

S|  :—  :  s,   I  s,  ;—  :  S| 


his    state 


E.  P.  Andkews. 
PJ  :-  :-  I-  :-  : 
d  :-  :-  I-  :-  : 

head ; 
too ; 


33 


s    :s    :s    IS    : —  :  n 

d  :d   :d  |d   :—  :d 
Open  your  eyes,        my 
How  d:iro  you  keep  so 
PI  :  PI  :  PI  I R  : —  :  s 
d  :d  :d   |d   :— :d 


s    :—  :s    |r    :—  :f 

t,  :—  :t|  |t,    :—  :r 

nioou    is    ver    -    •  y 
all        the  buds         aud 

r   :—  :r   |s    :—  :s 


f    :—  :pi  |r    :—  :d 

r    :—  :d  It,    :—  :1, 
sleep  -  y    sides,        The 
fast        a  -  sleep,        The 
s    :—  :s    Is    :—  :pi 


Is,    :—  :d 


;r    |! 


:fe 


:s,  Is,    :—  :S| 


PI  :n  :—  |- 
d  :d   :-  |- 

timid, 
blossoms 

s   :s    : —  |- 
d  :d 


:d 

She 
Your 

—  : —  :s 

—  :—  :d 


S|  :— :t,  |t,    :—  :1, 
sun        is    out  of 

sun        is    call    -    -  iug 

r    :—  :s    Ir    :—  :r 
r   :—  :r    [r    :—  :r 

f  :-:f    is    :—  :pi 
r  :—  :r    |pi  :—  :d 

daro    not  meet         the 
mer  -    ry    voio     -    -  es 

s  :—  :s    |s    :—  :m 


t|  :— 
bed; 
you ! 

r  : — 

s,  :— 


t,  :—  :— 

sun, 


:t| 
The 
'Mid 

:r 


-  :t 

With 
With 

-  :s 

:si 


m 

—  :d  If 

—  :r 

s    :-  :d  11 

:-  :1 

s   :pi    :d   |pi   :— 

:r 

d   :- 

d 

-  :d  it, 

:-  :t. 

d  :-  :d  Id 

:-  :d 

d  :d    :s,    |s,    :— 

:fi 

PI,  :— 

oh, 

heigh-ho, 

the 

stars    must  go. 

And 

hide  themselves  one 

by 

one. 

ah. 

hurrah ! 

how 

glad      wo    are, 

We 

have  a  bright  sun 

to 

])raise. 

S 

—  :  PI  |s 

—  :s 

s    :-  :s    If 

:—  :f 

PI  :s    :pi  |d   :— 

:t, 

d   :— 

d 

-  :d  |r 

—  :r 

PI  :—  :pi  |f 

Copyright 

:-  :f, 

18S2,   BY  B 

S|  :s,    :s,    Is,    :— 

GLOW  &,  Main. 

:s, 

d,  :- 

Key  G. 


ROUND  AND  ROUND. 


c 

R  .d   :r    .t| 

d         :-  .d 

PI  .d   :r   .t. 

d 

:-    .d 

r   .r    :r    .r 

PI  .s    :s    .PI 

rolling  wheel  That   . 

\ 

l.UoiiudS:  round  it 

goes !          As 

fast  as  wa  -  ter 

flows; 

The 

dripping.dropping 

i 

2.Turning  all  the 

day,           It 

never    stops  to 

phiy, 

The 

dropping,  dropping 

rolling  wheel;  But 
flashing  wheel  That 

( 

S.SparklingintUe 

sun.           The 

merry    wa  •  ters     run. 

Up. 

on  the  foaming. 

;  r   .r  :r   .r 

J    nirns  the  noisy, 

PI  .s    :s 

8    .8   :r    .r 

PI 

. 

PI  .d  :r    .t. 

d         :- 

dusly  luill ; 

Ki>uiid&.ioniidit 

goes, 

Koundi  round  it 

;;oc8. 

.   keeps  on  grinding 

golden  meal. 

Turning  all  tlie 

day. 

Turning  all  tlie 

day. 

( 

laughs  aluud,  but 

worketh  still ; 

Sparkling  iu  the 

sun, 

Sparkling  ip  the 

sun. 

3^ 

:    Maet  a.  Lathbtjet. 

Key  F. 
s    :—  :—  In    :—  : 

s   :— 

BOAT  SONG. 

:—  |r    :—  :      |s   :1   :s    |f     :  m    :r 

T.  F,  Seward. 
d  :-:pi  Is    :- :- 

1 

d   :-  :-  Id    :-  : 

t,  :- 

:-  It,   :-  : 

n  :f  :n  |r     :d    :t. 

d  :—  :d  |d    :— :— 

1.  Float    -    mg, 
■2.  Float    -   ing, 
3.  Float    -   ing, 
B.C.  Float -i7>g, 

float 
float 
float 
flout 

-    -    ing, 

■  -    mg, 

■  -    ing, 

Gai    -   ly    sing    -    ing 
Thi-o'    the  shad    -  ows 
See        the  moon      a  - 
Gai     ■    ly    sing    -   ing 

as          we  row, 
soft      and  deep, 
bove    the  lake, 
as          we  roiv, 

1 

m  :—  :—  |s    :—  : 

s   :— 

:—  |s    :—  : 

s   :— :s    Is     :-  :f 

PI  :—  :s    |P1   :—  :— 

d   :-  :-  Id    :-  : 

s,  :— 

:-  Is,   :-  : 

s,  :— :s,  |s,    :—  :s. 

d  :-:d  |d    :- :- 

s   :—  :—  1  PI   :—  : 

s  :— 

:-  |r    :-  : 

s    :1    :s    |f    :pi   :r 

Fns 
d  :-  :-  1-  :-  : 

d  :-:-  Id    :-: 

t,  :- 

:-  It,  :-  : 

n  :f   :pi   |r    :d    rt. 

d  :-  :-  1-  :_  : 

1 
< 
1 

Rock    -    -  ing. 
Rock    -    -  ing. 
Rock     -    -  iug. 
Hock    -    -  ing, 

rock 
rock 
rock 
rock 

-  -    ing. 

-  -    ing, 

-  -    ing, 

In            the  Sim    -    set 
With      the  waves    to 
In            her  sil     -    Tcr 
In            the  sun    -  set. 

glow, 
sleep, 
wake. 

gloiv. 

PI  :—  :—  |s    :—  : 

s   :— 

:—  -s   : —  : 

s    :-:s    Is    :-  :f 

m  :-  :-  |-  :-  : 

\ 

d  :-:-  Id    :-: 

s,  :~ 

;-  Is,  :-  : 

s,    :—  :s.   Is,    :—  rs. 

d  :-  :-  1-  :-  : 

d   :-:-  |1    :-: 

s    '  - 

:-|Pi   :-  : 

s    :—  :r    |r    :  m   :f 

PI  :-  :r    |d   :-  : 

( 

1,    :-:-  Id  :-: 

d  :- 

:-  Id    :-  : 

t,  :-:t,   It,   :d   :r 

d  :-:t.   Id   :-  : 

j 

Soft        -      ly 
Dav                is 
Drift      -       ing, 

steal 
end 
drift 

-  -    ing, 

-  -    mg. 

-  -    ing 

O'er      the    wa    -    ters 
Star  -  ry     eyes       a  - 
From  the    shad  -    ow  - 

far         a -way; 
bove      us  beam; 
haunt -ed  land; 

1 

f    :-  :-  If    :-  : 

PI  :— 

:-  Is    :-  : 

s   :—  :s    Is    :—  :s 

s   :—  :f    |n  :—  ; 

^ 

f,   :-:-  If,  :-: 

d  :— 

:-  Id    :-  : 

s,  :—  :s.    Is,   :—  :s. 

d  :-:d    Id   :-  : 

C.  t. 

, 

d  :-:-|l    :-: 

s   :— 

:-|m  :-  : 

rs   :—  :s    |s    :1    :t 

d'  :—  :di  |ri   :  pi'  :r' 

1 

1,  :-:-  Id   :-: 

d  :— 

:-  Id    :-  : 

tiPi  :—  :pi   |f    :—  :f 

PI  :—  :  PI  1  f    :—  :  f 

Bells             are 
All                hearts 
Drift    -    -  iug, 

peal    - 

blend 

drift 

•    ing 

-  -ing 

-  -  ing 

For         the  dy    -    -   ing 
In            a      hap    -      py 
In      -     to    fair  -    -    y 

day,      the   dy    -    -  ing 
dream,  a      hap    -     py 
laud,     to    fair    -     y 

/ 

f  :—  :—  |f    :—  : 

PI  :— 

:-  Is    :-  : 

sdi:-:d'  |ri    :-  :r' 

d'  :-:d'  It    :-  :t 

f,  :-:-|f,    :-: 

d  :- 
f.  F.   - 

:-  Id    :-  : 

rs  :—  :s    |s    :—  :s 

d  :—  :d   \s    :—  :s 

-        - — .mtard.         D 

d'  :—  :d'  |r'  :pi'  :r' 
PI  :—  :m  |f^^  :f 

day,  the  dy  -  -ing 
dream,  a  hap  -  py 
laud,     to    fair    -  -    y 

d':—  :di  |t  :—  :t 
d  :—  :d    |s    :—  :s 


d's:- 

:—  1—  :—  :— 

— :—  :- 

-  I—  :—  :— 

—  :— 

nit,  :— 

. 1  d  : :— 

r   :—  :- 

_  M   : : 

t,  :- 

day, 

dream, 

laud, 

is  :— 

the 

a 

to 

:_  1  p,  :_  :_ 

dy        - 

hap 

fair 

f  :—  :- 

ing 

py 

y 

day. 

dream. 

land. 

r    :— 

:-|s,   :-:- 

S|  :—  :- 

-  Is,  :-  :- 

s,  :— 

BY  BiGLOw  &  Main. 


SCORED     SELECTIOlsrS. 


35 


Key  G. 


JESUS  IS  MINE. 


E.  P.  Andbews. 


n        :d    .r    |n  .f    :in 
S|         rm,  .f|   lS|   .1,    :S| 

1.  Fade,  fade  eacli  earthly  joy; 
'2.  Tempt  uot  my  soul  a  -  way; 
3.  Farewell  mortal  -  i  -    ty ; 

d        :d   .d  Id  .d    :d 
d        :d   .d  Id  .d    :d 


r 

:d 

.r    |m 

f, 

:ni, 

.S|    Is, 

Je 

BUS 

is  mine. 

Jo 

8U8 

is  mine. 

Je 

sua 

ia  mine. 

t, 

:d 

•t,    Id 

S| 

:1, 

.s,    jd 

n         :d   .r    In    .f  :pi 

s,         :in|  .f,   |s,    .1,  :S| 

Break    every     tender    tie; 
Here    would  I    ev  -  er   stay; 
Wei  -  come,  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty; 

d         :d   .d   jd    .d  :d 
d        :d   .d    Id    .d  :d 


r           :n 

.r 

Id 

:— 

r 

:r    .m 

If     .rn    :r 

tn 

:tn    .f     \ 

li           :s, 

.fi 

Im, 

: — 

S| 

:s,    .s. 

•|s,    .s,     :s. 

S| 

:s,     .s,     1 

.lo    -    -  sus 

is 

mine. 

Dark 

is      the 

wil  -  dcrucss. 

Earth 

has     no      [ 

Jo    -    -  sus 

is 

mine. 

Per     - 

isli  -  inji 

things  of    clay. 

Born 

but    for    ) 

Je    -    -  sua 

is 

mine. 

Wei    - 

come,  O 

loved  and  blest, 

Wei  - 

come,  sweet  ( 

d            :d 

•t, 

Id 

:— 

t, 

:t,   .d 

|r     .d    :t, 

d 

:d     .r     \ 

f,             :s, 

•S| 

Id, 

:— 

S| 

:s,   .s. 

Is,    .s,     :s, 

d 

:d     .d     / 

s     .f      :m 

s 

:s 

.s 

If     .tn 

:r 

d           :rn 

.r 

Id 

^_ 

s,     .s,      :s 

s, 

:s. 

.S| 

11.    .s, 

:fi 

n,          :s. 

.fi 

itn. 

: 

reat-ing    place, 

Je     - 

sua 

a    - 

lone  can 

bless, 

Je    -    -    sus 

is 

mine. 

one  brief  day, 

Pass 

from 

my 

heart  a 

way. 

Jo    -    -    sus 

is 

mine. 

scenes  of  rest, 

Wei  - 

come, 

my 

Saviour's 

breast, 

Je    -    -    sus 

is 

mine. 

m    .r      :d 

d 

:d 

.d 

Id    .d 

:t. 

d           :d 

•t. 

Id 

:— 

d     .d     :d 

Pll 

:p1| 

.R, 

If,    .d. 

:s. 

1,           :s, 

.s. 

Id, 

:— 

Key  a. 


JESUS,  MEEK  AND  GENTLE. 


F.  L.   KOBERTSHAW. 


tn      :r       |d  :t 

s,      :f,      Im,  :s, 

1.  Jc-sus,    meek  and 

J.  Lead  us      on  our 

d      :t.      Id  :d 

d      :s,      II,  :  m. 


1,       :- 

-     |r 

fi       :- 

-     Ife, 

gen     - 

-    -tie, 

jour 

-     ney 

d      :- 

-     |r 

s,      :in.     If,  :f, 

Son    of      God  most 

Be  .  Thy  -  self  the 

t,     :d      |r  ;t, 


:3i 


s,     :-  I- 

in,    :-  1- 

High, 
way, 

d     :-  I- 

d      :-  I- 


JESUS,  MEEK  AND  GENTLE.    Concluded. 


PI      :r      |d 
s,      :t,      11, 

Pitying,      lev 
Thro'  ter  -  res 

d     :f      |m 

d      :s,      II, 


ing 
trial 


li       :- 
f       :— 

Sav 
dark 

d       :— 


|r 
Ife, 

lour, 

ness 

Ir 


d      :t|  Hi       :t, 

s,      :f,  If,      :f, 

Hear  Thy  cbil  -  dren 

To      ce  -  les    -  tial 

PI      :r  |r       :r 

S|      ;s,  Is,      :si 


cry. 
day. 

d 


I- 


I- 


Give  us  ho    -    ly 

Je  -  sus,  meek    and 

r      :pi  |f      :pi 

Si     :Si  I  Si      :d 


f      :— 

S|      :— 
free 
gen 

r      :— 
t,      :— 


dom, 
tie, 


d      :r 

S|  :t. 
Fill  our 
Son  of 

d      :s 

Fli      'Si 


|P1       :f 

Id      :d 

hearts  with 
God     most 

Is       :f 
Id      :1, 


s       :— 

1- 

:f 

t,      :- 

|d 

:r 

High; 

r      :— 

Is 

: — 

s      :— 

11. 

:t. 

n     :r 

Id 

:t, 

Ij     '~ 

-     ir      :- 

d      :t,      |1,      :t, 

d 

d     :t, 

Draw  us, 
Pity-ing, 

s      :f 

Id 

ho    - 
lov  - 
|P1 

:S| 
ly 

ing 

:r 

fi      :- 
Je 

Sav     - 

d     :- 

-  Ife,    :- 

sus, 
iour 

-  Ir      :- 

s      :f,      If,      :f, 

To      the    realms  a    - 
Hear  Thy  chil  -  dren's 

PI     :r      jr      :r 

PI, 

hove. 

cry. 

d 

d     :s, 

Hi 

:m, 

f.     :- 

-     |r,      :- 

s,      :s,      Is,      :s, 

d,     : 

I- 


j.  m.  scuddeb. 
Key  a. 


SING,  MY  SOUL. 


:d.,r 

:Pi,.,f, 

1  There's  a 
In  that 
I  If    to 

:d  .,d 
:d  .,d 


PI     :n  .,f  |n  ;d  .r 

s,      :s,  .,l,|s,  :M"i 

land  that  is  fair  and 

land  is     a  gold  -  en 
Je  -  sus  we're  faith-ful 

d      :d  .,d!d  :d 

d      :d  .,d|d  :d 


n 

:-  .f  |Pi 

:ni  .,r 
'  :s,  .,f| 

Half  its 

s. 

:-  .1,  Is, 

gold 

-    -    en, 

cit 

-  -  y. 

With  its 

ev 

-    -    er, 

We  shall 

d 

:-     id 

:d  .,t, 

d 

.—     Id 

:d  .,s, 

d  :d  .,d|r  :r  .,d 
n,  :p1|  .,pi,|f,    :fe,  .,fe 

beauties  will  nev-er  be 
walls  built  of  costli  -est 
see  all  these  glories  un 

d  :1,  .,1,  |1,  :1  .,r 
1,     :1,  .,1,  |r,    :r,   .,r. 


E.  P.  And^ws. 

t,      :-     1- 

s,      :-     1- 

told; 
stone ; 
-  told, 

r      :—     |— 

s,      :-     1- 

SING,  MY  SOUL.    Concluded. 


37 


:d  .,r 

:ri,,f, 

I  In  its 

iVuiijIit  on 
lAndsliall 

:d  .,d 
:d  .,d 


tn     :m.,f|ni      :d  .r 

R 

-.f  In 

S|      :S|.,1||S|    .:ni|.f| 

grandeur  aud  glo  -  ry 

foUl 

-    -    eu, 

earth  compare  with  its 
gaze  ou  their  God-liUo 

d      :d.,dld      :d 
d      :d..d|d      :d 


n.,f 

:S|  .,S| 
I     so 
beau    -    -  ty,  With  that 
Rjileu     -    dor,  Which oiii 

d       :-     Id      :d  .,t 
d      :-     |d      :d|.,r 


s      :d  .,r  Im    :(n  .,r  d      :— 

S|      :ni|.,f||S|     :s,  .,f,  m,     :— 

long  this  fair  land  to  be-  hold, 
fair,  goldeji   heavenly     throne. 

"earth-sight"  can  iiev  -  er  be-    hold. 

d      :d.,did     :t,  .,t,  d      :- 
nil    :1,  .,1|  |s,     :S|  .,s,  d,      :— 


I- 


i:Si  .,86, 
'III  that 


d      :— 

1,       :- 


d  :d  .,r 

1,  :1,  .,1, 

and  so  fair  aud 

:ni.,rn|ni      : 


:1,.,1,|1, 
In  that  laud, 


PI  :n 


:pi  .,v 


se,  :se|      ] —      :se|.,&ei 

golden,  'Tis  the 

:pi  .,m  \p\  .,pi  : 
:pii.,Pi|iPi|.,Pi|: 

fair  and  gohlen, 


d     :-     |-.,d:d.,de 

1,      :-     1-.,1,  :l,..s, 

sto        -        ry  sweet  and 

:pi  .,m!pi.,pi : 

'Tis  the  story, 


r     :r      |— 
fi     :fi      I- 

old  -  en, 

:f  .,f  |r  .,r 

:r,.,r,|r,..r, 

sweet  and  olden, 


:r.,d 
:f,.,f  , 

'Tis  the 

:r.,r 

:ri.,r. 


t|  .,t|:d.,r  In      :n  .,r 

S|  .,s,:S|.,S||S|      :S|  .,f| 

theme  of  angel  bands,  In  thost 

r  .,r  :d.,ti|d      :d.,t| 
S|  .,f|:n|.,rild|      :d.,Si 


d. 

n, 

,d  :r  .,nif      :n.,f 

,n|:S|.,S||l|     :S|.,S| 

y— t'olden  lands.  Sing  my 

,d:t|.,did     :d.,t| 
,1.  :s,,d|f.     :d,.,r, 

s      :d 

S|      :n| 

In 

Is, 

glo 

d 
1, 

soul, 

d      :- 

n,    :1, 

sino 

Id 
Is, 

d      : 

n,    : 

rnen. 

d      : 


Key  A\i.     Lab  is  F. 
d 
1, 


CLAY  TO  CLAY. 


n  :r 
li  :se| 
l.Clay  to 
■J.Nev-er 
3.  In    the 

d      :n 

1,      :t, 


n 
1, 

clay  and 
more  shall 
grave  we 

n      :d 
d      :L 


r       :d 

1,       :1| 

dust  to 
midnight's 
lay  thee 

f      :n 
f,      :1, 


se,     :— 

dust, 

damp, 

low, 

n      :— 

n,     :— 


n 


d 

li      :1, 

Let  them 
Dark-en 
Sleep  the 

n      :d 

1,      :li 


f      :r 

1,      :1, 

min-gle, 
round  this 
sleep  we 

d      :d 

fi      :f, 


E.  P.  Andeews. 
d       :r 
1,       :1, 

for    they 


nior  -  tal 
all    must 

d      :1, 
f,       :f. 


n      :— 

se,    :— 
must. 


lamp ; 
know ; 

t,      :- 
n,     :— 


n 
1, 

(jive 
Xev  ■ 
And 

d 
1, 


d      :n 
1,      :1, 

earth  tlie 
more  shall 
wak  -  ing 

n      :d 

d       :1, 


r      :d 
t,      -.1, 

earth-ly 
noon-day 
from  thy 

n     :n 
se,    :1; 


f       :- 

1,      :- 
clod, 
glance 
rest, 

r       : 


n      :r 

d      :r 

d      :t. 

1|      : 

1,      rse. 

1,      :li 

1,      :se, 

1,      :■ 

For    the 

spir  -  it 

is     with 

God. 

Kiss  the 

mor  -  tal 

coun  -  te 

nance. 

Mav  we 

meet  thee 

with  the 

blest. 

d      rt, 

1,      :f 

n      :r 

d      :- 

n,    :  n. 

f,      :r, 

n,     :n; 

li      :- 

38     Old  Elizabethan  Carol. 

CHRIS 

>TMAS 

CAROL. 

Key  Ei2. 

M 

i«s  T.  D. 

LOCKWOOD. 

/  :m 

n     :1      |1       :s 

s      :— 

Im 

:tn 

r     :r      |f 

:f 

m     :— 

1-     :m 

:d 

d     :n     |n     :r 

R     :— 

Id 

:d 

r     :r      |r 

:r 

t,     :- 

1-     :t, 

\l.  As 

Jo  -  seph    was      a 

walk    - 

-ing, 

He 

heard  an    an  - 

gel 

sing, 

This 

)2.  He 

neith-er    shall    be 

rock    - 

-  ed 

In 

sil  -  ver    nor 

in 

gold, 

But 

\3.  He 

neith-er    shall    be 

cloth     - 

ed 

In 

pur  -  pie    nor 

in 

pall. 

But 

U.  As 

Jo  -  seph    was     a 

walk    - 

-  ing. 

Thus 

did    the    an 

-  gel 

sing, 

And 

I   '^ 

s     :d'     Id'     :s 

s      :— 

Is 

:s 

1      :1       11 

:1 

se    :— 

1—     :se 

\:d 

d     :1,      11,      :t, 

d     :- 

Id 

:d 

f     :f      |r 

:r 

rn     :— 

|—     :ri 

t.  Bl7. 


f.  Eb. 


m     :1  |1  :d' 

d      :d  Id  :m 

night  shall  be  the 

in       the  wood  -  en 

in       the  fair  white 

Ma  -  ry's  son  at 

1       :m  In  :1 

1,      :1,  II.  :li 


In      :nil| 
|t|       :t:rti 


t       :— 

PI      : —  I  LI  ."  i-ii 

birth     -  night  Of 

man    -    -  ger  That 

lin    -    -  en  That 

mid    -    -  night  Was 

s       : —  |s  :sd 

PI      :—  |pi  :"li 


d      :t|J[|  |ti      :pi 
li      :p1|     |se,    :se, 

Christ  our  heavenly 

li    -    eth  in        the 

us    -    ed  ba  -    bies 

born     to  be        our 

PI     :r  .d  |t|      :t| 
Pii    :  Pii      |P1|     :  Pi| 


1,      :-     1- 

-     :lP) 

1,      :-     1- 

-      :lm 

King. 

His 

mold. 

He 

all. 

His 

King. 

Then 

d      :-     h 

-     :i.m 

1.      :-     1- 

-      :lR 

f       :s 

It 

:1 

s 

:- 

-     |pi      :pi 

1 

:d' 

It 

:se 

1      : 

-       1— 

:1 

t,      :t,      If 

birth-place  shall 
nei  -  ther    shall 
birth-place  shall 
be      you    glad, 
s      :s       |s 

:f 

be 
be 
be 
good 

:t 

PI     :- 

nei    - 
wash 
nei    - 
peo    - 

d'     :- 

-  Id      :d 

-  ther      In 

-  en        With 

-  ther      In 

-  pie.       At 

-     |s       :s 

d     :pi      |pi 

houses          nor 
white  wine  nor 
houses          nor 
this  time      of 

1      :1        |se 

:pi  .r 

in 
with 

in 

the 
:t 

d     :- 

hall, 
red, 
hall, 
year, 

:d 

Nor 
But 
Nor 
And 

:1 

r      :r 

Is, 

:S| 

d      :- 

-     Id      :d 

1.      :1. 

im 

:pi 

1.     : 

1 

:1, 

1       :1 

Id' 

:1 

s 

:-.n  Id 

:pi 

s 

:f  .m 

ir      •: 

s 

d       :- 

r 

d       :d 

id 

:f 

PI 

:-.d   Id 

:d 

PI 

:r.d 

It,       : 

t, 

d       :- 

I- 

in      the 
with  the 
in      the 
light  you 

1       :1 

plac€ 
fair 
place 
up 

|1 

of 

sprii 
of 
youi 

:d' 

g 

Par 
wa 
Par 
can 
d' 

-  a-dise, 

ter 

-  a  -  dise, 
-        dies, 

:-.s    iPi 

But 
That 
But 
For 

:s 

in 
on 
in 
his 

s 

the 
you 
the 
star 

:s 

ox      -      € 

shall 
ox     -     ( 
shin-  ( 

Is       : 

n  s 
be 
m's 
th 
f 

staU. 
shed, 
stall, 
clear. 

n      :— 

•1- 

f.      :f. 

If. 

:f. 

d 

:-.d    Id 

:d 

s. 

:s, 

Is,       : 

s, 

d  .   :- 

(— 

Copyright,  1882.  b 

Y  Big 

LOW  &  Main. 

Rev.  J.  D.  Wilson. 
Key  Bk. 

S|      :pi     :r      id      :t 

:d 
-    .-m, 

our 
no 
oh 
in 

.   BRIGHTLY  BREAKS. 

r      :1,      :t,     |d     :-    :- 

f,      :-     :f,      In,    :-     :- 

Chri.st    -    mas    moru, 
crown         of        thorn, 
ran      -      somed  earth, 
bond    -      age       lying, 

F.   L.  ROBEHTSHAW.            39 

s,     :1,      ;s.     It,     :d     :r 

m,    :—    :m|    In,    :- 

1.  Bright  -    ly      breaks 
,'.  On             his    head 
3.  Lift            thy    voice, 
1.  Zi       -       on,      long 

tn,    :-     :m,    |f,     :-     :f,     \ 

Night          and      sad    -    -  uesa     / 
t)n              his       face          no        ( 
Glad      -      ly         tell             of        ) 
Cap    -    -   tive      and            for       ( 

s,      :—     :s,     is,      :—    :S| 
d,     :-    :d.     Id,     :-    :d, 

s,     :—     :S| 
s,     :—     :s, 

is,     :-     :- 
Id,    :-     :- 

Si     :—     :S|      Is,      :1,      :t,     ) 
d,    :—     :d,     is,     :-     :  s,    ' 

d      :t|      :1,     Is,     :—     :— 

d    :-    :d 

11,      :-    :1, 

r     :-     :t      it,      :d      :r      \ 

fe,    :—     :fe,    |s,     :—     :— 

m,   :f,     :s, 

if,      :-    :f, 

fe,  :s,      :1,     |s,      :—     :8,     J 

now              are    gone, 
sor        -      row  worn, 
Je         -      bus'  bii'th. 
res        -      cue  crying, 

d     :-    :d     It,     :-    :- 

Uu        -      to 
Not  yet      his 
Morn    -     ing 
Cease         thy 

d    :-    :d 

us                a 
sa        -        cred 
stars              re  - 
tears,           with- 

d     :-    :d 

child            is        born,                      / 
bod         -      y          torn,                      I 
peat            your    mirth.                    / 
hold            thy      sigh    -    -    ing,   I 

r     :-     :r      |r      :-     :t,      j 

r,     :-     :r,     is,     :—     :— 

d|    :r,     :ri. 

If,     :-'    :f, 

r,    :ni,    :fe,    |s,      :—     :s,     / 

n     :—    :—    1  m     :—    :— 

tn     : —    : — 

?     :-    :- 

m    :—     :  PI     in     :—    :  m   \ 

s,     :-    :-    |1,     :-    :- 

(ilad                    we                       • 
Comes                 the 
.\8                         of 
Break                  thy 

se,    :-     :- 

_s,      :-     :- 

S|    :—    :S|     Ise,    :—    ise,  J 

sing ; 

See             the      sky             with  / 
Cher    -     ubs,    pause            ye      I 
He             by      whom           our    ' 

Lord; 

old; 

chains; 

From        thy      walls            the     I 

d     :-     :-    Id     :-     :- 

t,     :-     :- 

—     :—     :— 

d    :-     :d     ir      :-    :r     ) 

d     :-    :-    11,     :-    :- 

R,    :—    :— 

r,      :—    :— 

d,    :—     :d     |t,     :—    :t,     ' 

PI  :—  :r    Id    :—  : 

f    :-: 

f    If    :-  :f 

f   :":m  ir    : 

s  :— :f    im  :—  :r 

1,    :-:se,|l,    :- : 

glo    -    ry  riven, 
in        yoii'r  flight, 
i-ace        is   freed, 
foe         is    hurl'd, 

d   :-:t,   11,    :-: 

1,    :      : 

Back    tl 
Fold  yo 
He     wh 
Be      thj 

r    :—  : 

1,   11,    :-  :1a, 

e  hosts           of 
ir  wings,       ye 
ose  mer    -    its 
ban    -    -  ners 

r  |r    :—  :r 

s,   :-  :s,   Is,   : 

hell        are  drive 
ser    -    aphs  brig 
man      may  pleti 
wide      uu  -  lurl 

r    :-:d    jt,  : 

n, 

ht, 
»1, 
id, 

ta,:-:l,    is,   :-  :t,   \ 

Un    -    to    us               a    / 

God      descends      from  ( 
He        is    come,      the     / 
Tell      it     to            an      \ 

d  .— :d   id    :-  :f     ) 

1,    :-:ni,   f,    :- : 

d  :-:t,    11,    :-:f 
1,  :-  :se,  il,    :-  :1, 

Son        is    giv    -    -   en, 
hcav  -  en's  height,  Th'iu- 
l>rom  -ised  seed, 
.a    -    ger  world, 

m  :—  :r    |d    :—  :d 

r    :-: 

rn  :—  :- 

s,  :—  :- 

Christ 
car 
Long 
Je 

d  :-: 

r  ir    :-  :d 

t|   :—  :d    is,  : 

r  :-  :-  i-  : 
f,  :-  :-  H  : 

nate 
fore 
sus 

d:-:-  It,    : 

—   '• — 

n, :—  :f,   is,    :—  :se. 

King. 

told!  * 

reigns. 

-  1-  :-  :- 

-        - 

1,  :-:rn,  jf,    :- :r, 

s,  :—  :- 

-  1-  :-  :- 

s,  :—  :—  1—  : 

—  :— 

d,  :-:-!-  :-  :- 

COPyRlGHT,   1882,  BY  BiGLOW  &  MaIN. 


40 


ALWAYS  CHEERFUL. 


KetEIz. 

Rev.  E 

.  Lownr,  by  pei 

n     :n     |pi 

:s 

s      :fjnlf 

:r 

r      :r      |r  .n  :f  .s 

1 

:s      |s       :— 

d     :d     In 

:n 

n     :r  .d  |r 

:t, 

t,     :t,      |£d  rfTm 

f 

:  n     1  n     :— 

1.  Let  our  hearts 

be 

al    -  ways  cheer 

-ful; 

Why  should  murm'ring 

en  - 

ter    there, 

2.  With  his  gen  - 

tie 

hand  to     lead 

us, 

Should  the  powers  of 

sin 

as  -  sail, 

3.  When  we  turn 

a    - 

side    from  du    - 

tj, 

Comes  the  pain     of 

do- 

ing    wrong; 

d.  Oh!  the  good 

are 

al  -   ways  hap  - 

VJ, 

And  their    path     is 

ev  - 

er      bright ; 

s      :s      js 

:d' 

d'      :s      Is 

:s 

s      :s       Is       :t 

d' 

:d'     Id'     :— 

d     :d      Id 

:d 

d      :d      Is, 

:s, 

s,     :s,      Is,      :s. 

d 

:d      Id      :- 

n     :n     |n     :s 

s      :f.n|f 

:r 

r.n  :f  .3  |1      :s 

d     :- 

d      :d     Id      :n 

n     :r.d  ir 

:t, 

t,.d:r.nlf      :t, 

d     :— 

When  our   kind    and 

lov  -  lug    Fa    - 

ther 

Makes  us  children  of  his 

care! 

He     has    prom  -  ised 

grace  to    help 

us, 

Never  can  his  promise 

fail. 

And  a        shad  -  ow 

creep-iug  o'er 

us. 

Checks  theraptureof our 

song. 

Let    us      heed    the 

bless  -  ed  coun  - 

sel, 

Shun  the  wrong  &  love  the 

right. 

s       :s      is       :d' 

d'     :s      Is 

:s 

s.s  :s.s   |s      :3 

PI     :— 

d      :d      Id      :d 

d      :d     Is, 

:s, 

s,.s,  :s,.s,  Is,     :s, 

d     :- 

I- 


I- 


1      :1  jKt  :d|_J 

f      :f  |f\s  :l_^f 

Al  -  ways  cheer  -  ful, 

d'     :d'  Id'      :d' 

f      :f  If      :f 


s      :s      |3      :pi 
n     :n     |n      :d 

al  -  ways  cheer  -  ful  I 

d'     :d'     Id'      :s 
d     :d     Id      :d 


r      :r  |r  .m  :f  .s 

t,      :t,  it|_^d  :r.n 

Sunshine  all         a    - 

s      :s  |s       :t 

s,      :s.  Is,       :S| 


f      :n  jn 

round  we  see ; 

d'     :d'  Id' 

d     :d  Id 


1       :1 

|1  .t  :d'  .1 

s      :s 

Is 

:n 

r.n  :f  .s  |1      :s 

d 

f      :f 

If  .s  :1  .f 

n     :n 

In 

:d 

t,.d:r.nif      :t, 

d 

Full  of 

beauty  is  the 

path  of 

du  - 

ty 

Cheerful  we  may  always 

be. 

d'     :d' 

|d'.d':d'.d' 

d'     :d' 

id- 

:s 

s  .s  :s  .s  Is       :s 

n 

f      :f 

If  .f  :f  .f 

d     :d 

Id 

:d 

s,.s,  :s,.s,  Is,      :s. 

d 

Copyright,  1873,  bv  Biglow  &  Main. 


:-     h- 


MILMAN. 


41 


Key  C. 

n      :n     |r       :u\ 
d      :t|      Id      :d 

l.\\Tien  our  heads   are 

2.  When  the  heart    is 

3.  When  our  eyes    grow 

s       :s       |s       :s 
d      :d      Is,      :d 


K  Redhead 

f       :-.f  In      :— 

3       :s       Id'      :1 

fe     :-.fe  |s       :— 

d      :-.d|d      :- 

m     :r       |d      :  n 

r      :-.r    |r       :- 

bow'd  with  woe, 

When  our    bit  -    ter 

tears    o'er-flow ; 

sad        with-iu, 

V/ith  the  thought  of 

all        its    sin ; 

dim        in  death, 

When  we    draw      the 

part  -  ing  breath  ; 

1       :-.l  Is       :- 

d'     :r'      |m'     :d' 

1      :-.l    It       :- 

f,      :-.f,  Id      :- 

d      :t,      H      :1, 

r      :-.r    Is       :- 

s       :s  |s  :f 

de    :r  |m  :r 

When  we  mourn  the 

When  our  epir  -    it 

When  our  sol  -  emn 

ta    :ta  jta  :1 

n     :r  |de  :r 


r      :-  .r   I  rn      :  — 
t,      :-.t.  Id      :- 
lost,      the  dear, 
shrinks  with  fear, 
doom     is  near, 
s      :-.s    Is       :— 
8,      :-.8,  Id      :— 


n     :n  |r      :n 

d      :d  It,      :d 

Gracious  Sav  -  lour, 

Gracious  Sav  -  lour, 

Gracious  Sav  -  iour, 

s       :s  |s       :s 

d      :d  |8,      :d 


f      :-  .f  I  rn 
d     :-.d|d 

hear,  O  hear, 
hear,  O  hear, 
hear,   O  hear. 

1   :-.l  Is 
f,  :-.f,  id 


KetAIz. 

TARRY  WITH  ME. 

E.  P.  Andm 

s,     :d 

It,      :1, 

8,     :d      It,      :1, 

s,      :s, 

Id      :d 

r      :n      |r 

n,    :s, 

I.Tar-ry 

2.Deeper, 

3.Tar-ry 

d      :d 

Is,      :f, 

with    me, 
deep  -  er 
with    me. 

Id      :d 

m,    :8,      Is,     :f, 

O      my      Sav  -  iour, 
grow  the    shad  -  ows, 
O      my      Sav  -  iour, 

d     :d      Id      :d 

R,    rn. 

For    the 
Pal  -  er 
Lay    my 

d     :d 

In,     :n, 

day      is 
now    the 
head    up  - 

Id      :d 

S|      :  S|      1  s, 

pass-ing        by ; 
glowing        west; 
on     thy      breast 
t,      :d      It, 

d|     in. 

ifi       :f. 

d,    :n,    If,     :f, 

d.     :n, 

11.      :1. 

8,      :d,     Is,      : 

rn     :s      |f      :n 

r     :f 

|m 

:r 

d     :t,      11, 

:r 

d     :t. 

Id 

S|      :s,      Is,     :s. 

See,    the    shades  of 
Swift  the    night     of 
Till     the    mom -ing, 

d      :n     |r      :d 

8,     :8, 
evening 
death  ad 
then  a    - 

t,     :r 

Is, 

gath  - 

-  van  - 

wake 

Id 

:f| 

er, 
ces, 
me, 
t, 

n,    :S|      |f| 

And  the    night 
Shall  it      be 
Morning    of 

d     :d      Id 

:1, 

is 
the 

e    - 
:f 

s,     :f, 

drawing 
night  of 
ter  -  nal 

m    :r 

|m, 

nigh, 
rest? 
rest. 

Id 

d      :d      It,     :d 

8,     :s, 

Is, 

:s. 

1,     in.     If, 

Jr, 

s,     :s, 

Id, 

42 


Key  a. 


AWAY  WITH  THE  WINE. 


1 1.  There's 
2.  There's 
'3.  A    - 

:d 
:d 


m    :ri    :r     |d     :d     :d 
S|     :S|     :f|     Im,    :p1|    :p1| 

woe  in    the  wine  cup, There's 
death  in  the   wine  cup,  The 
rise,  friends  of  temp'rance  And 

d     :d     :t,     Id     :d     :d 
d    :d     :s,     11,      :!,     :d 


PI    :m     :r      |d     :—    :d 

s,     :S|     :fi      |ni|    : —  :mi 

death  in  the    bowl.  The' 

tempter  may  smUe,  And 

strike  for  the  right,  In 

d     :d     :t,      |d    :—  :d 

d     :d     :S|      11,     :—  :d 


E.  P.  Andrews. 

r     :r      :r      |r      :d  :r 

S|    :S|     :S|     |S|      :S|  :S| 

brightly  it       sparkles  aud 

seem  for  a      while  half  di  - 

faith  hope  and  love  all  com- 

t|    :t|     :t|     |t|      :d  :t| 

S|    :S|     :S|      |S|     :m,  :S| 


PI     :— 

s,     :— 
shines ; 
vine, 
bine, 

d     :— 
d     :— 


:-    I- 


I- 


-  :d 

—  :pi 

.d 

.pii 

There's 

a 

But  there's] 

Free 

the 

-    :d 

.d 

-    :d 

.d 

n     :n  :r  |d     :d     :d 

S|     :si  :f|  iPi|    :p1|    :p1| 

serpent  with  -  in    that   will 

nothing  on  earth  half  so 

land  that  we  love,  from  the 

d     :d  :t|  Id     :d     :d 

d     :d  :s,  |1,     :1,      :d 


;n 


Id 


:d  .d 


S|     :S|      :fi      I  Pii    :—    :Pi|.mi 

strike  at    the      soul.  Then  a- 

fiendish     and     vile  As     the> 

di-am-sell -  ers     blight.      From  the) 

jd     :—    :d  .d 

|1,      :-    :d  .d 


d     :d 
d     :d 


|r     :pi 

Is,     :s, 


S|     :S|      :s, 

way,  then  a 

serpent  that  lurks  in 
demon  that  dwells  in 
t,     :t,      :t 


way  with  the 
the 
the 

t,     :d 


is, 


:t. 


wine 
wine 
wine. 


-   :-  I- 


Repeat  Choeus. 
;m  .PI 

Then  a- 


:—    I—    :—    :pi.mi 

Then  a- 

:t|.t,|d      :—    : 

Then  away, 

:r  .r  |m     :—    : 

:S|.s,  |d      :—    : 


way, 


:t|.t||d 
Then  away, 

:r.r|pi 

:s,.s,|d 


|—  :—  :n.m 

Then  a- 

-  :d.d 


Then  a 


:—  :d.d 


s    :pi    :d    |s    :pi     :d 

way, 

d    :d    :d    |d    :d     :d 

way,then  a  -  way  with  the 

m  :s     :pi    Im  :s     :pi 
d   :d    :d    |d    :d     :d 


ti    :- 

wine; 

r    :- 


:-   :-  I- 


-  :pi.pi 

Thenar 


:-  I-  :- 


I-  :- 


:se|.sei 

Then  a- 1 

:t,  .t,  ' 
:p1i.p1i  > 


1—  :-  :d.d 

Then  a- 

11,     :—  : 

^way, 

'id    :-  : 

^11.    :-  : 


PI  :- 

way. 


:se|.seilli 

Then  away, 

:t,  .t,  Id 
:mi.mi|li 


:-  :d  .d 

:—  :p1|.pi 

Then  a- 

:—  :d  .d 
:—  :d  .d 


r     :r     |r    :pi  :r 

S|     :S|    |s,    :S|  :f| 

then  a  -  way  with  the 

t|     :t,    |t|    :d  :t| 

S|     :S|    |S|    :S|  :S| 


pii 

wine. 

d 

d, 


Copyright,  18S2.  by  Biglow  &.  Main. 


Bev.  I.  Baxtzeu.. 
Key  A. 


:d    .d    id 


:s,     .s, 

s,       :S|  .f|   im. 

rm,  .S| 

1.  When  the 

2.  The 

3.  When  the 
4.When 

5.  When  the 

storm  in  its    I'li    - 
storui  could  not  bur 
epii-  -  it     is      brok  - 
ileiitb  is  at    hand, 
riv  -    er  is     past, 

ry     on 
-  y     that 
ei\  with 
and  this 
and  the 

:d    .r 

m      :n  .r    |d 

:d    .d 

=.^i.  .-d, 

d|      :d|  .d|  1  d| 

:d,  .d, 

IT  IS  I. 


.m 


S|        :s,   .S|  I  S| 

Gal  -  li  -  lee    fell, 
word  in   the  wave, 
sor  -  row  and  care, 
bod  -  y      (if    clay 
glo      - 

t, 


:m  .f 


And 
Twas 
And 
Is 


[•ies  un  -  known,  Burst 

:t|   .d  |t|        :d  .r 

:S|   .S|  |S|        :d 


A.  S.  KiEFFEK,  by  per.     43 

:s  .n  Id        :d  .PI   y 
:d  .d   |S|        :s,  .s,    j 


d 

lift  -  ed  its  wa  -  ters  on 
tau};htthro'  the  tempest  to 
com  -  fort  is  read  -  y  to 
left  with  a  trciu  -  u  -  lous 
forth    on    the  won 


:m  .m 
:d  .d 


er  -  mg  \ 

rn  .d    / 
:d,  .d, 


high, 

riv; 

die; 

sigh; 

eye; 

t, 


:d  .i 


cried  "Fear  ye  not, 

"Be  not    a  -  fraid, 

life  -  liv  -  ing  word 

"Be  not    a  -  fraid, 

"Be  not    a  -  fraid, 

m         :m  .d    Id 


:d,  .d, 


.fi 


:ni 

.r 

:S| 

.s, 

And  the  | 

It 

sliall 

Then  the | 

The 

He 

will 

:d 

.r 

:rn  .r 

:s,  .f, 

it  is 

it  is 

'It  is 

it  is 

it  is 

:d  .t, 


:m   .1 

:S| 

Fear 


:—        I—        :d   .r 

:-        I-         :d, 


:n  .r 


d      :d   .1,  Is, 

ri|      :P1|  .f,  I  m,  :s,  .f| 

midst  of  the  storm,  in  the 

d       :d  .did  :d  .d 

d       :d  .d  I  d  :d|  .d, 


d         :d    .d    Id         :d    .pi 
S|         :s,   .f,    I  PI,        :pi,  .s, 

faith -less  dis  -  ci    -    pies  were 
reach  his     dis  -  ci    -     pies  iu 
dark  -  ness  shall  pass,  and  the 
gra  •  cious  lie  -  deem  -  er  will 
wel  •  come,  en  -  cour  -  age,  and 

PI        :pi   .r    |d 
d,        :d,  .d.  Id, 


:-         I- 


:-         I- 


d        :d   .d   Id 

S|        :s,    .s,    |s, 

not,  trembling  one, 

PI        :pi   .PI   |pi 
d,       :d|  .d,  I  PI, 

:Pl.f 


d       :d  .1,  Is,       

m,      :P1,  .f,  I  PI,      :s, 
midst  of  the  gloom,"  Fear 

s,      :s,  .1,  Id      :d  .r 
d.      :d,  .d, I  d,     :d 


bound  iu  the  spell, 
ev  -  e  -  ry  clime, 
sun  -  shine  ap  -  pear, 
light  ail  the  way, 
com  -  fort  his  >  own, 


:pi  .f 


Jesus 
Saying 
By  the 
Saying 
Saying 

:d   .r 
:d  .d 


:pi    .r 

:s,    .f, 


it      is 


:d    .r 

PI 

:— 

Id 

:d 

:s, 

•t. 

:d    .d 

d 

:— 

1- 

.s,    ' 

:t,    .d 

r 

; 

1— 

:m 

.r    V 

:s,    .3, 

t, 

:— 

1- 

:S| 

•f. 

it      is 

I." 

In 

the  A 

:f    .PI 

r 

:— 

1— 

:d 

.d  ( 

:r,    .d, 

S| 

•*— 

1- 

:d 

.d  / 

s        :S  .PI  |d 

:pi  .r 

d 

—      1 



d      :d.s,  |1, 

:S,   .f. 

PI, 

■—      1 

_ 

not,  trembling  one 

it    is 

i; 

PI      :P1.d    |d 

:d   .t, 

d 

:—       |- 

- 

d       :d,.d. 

If, 

:S,    .8, 

di 

:-       1- 

-      1 

44    OiiA  RuD. 
Key  Bl2. 


ANGELS  OF  DREAMLAND. 


J.   M.  JoiiLET. 


-.t,  :1, 


m  :-.r  :d    |d 

s,   :-.f,  :n,  11,    :-.s,  :f| 

I. Beautiful  au  -  gels  of 

2.  Beautiful  an  -  gels  of 

3.  Beautiful  au 
d   :-.d:d    |d 

d,  :-.d,:d,  |f, 


jels  of 
;-.d  :d 

:-.f,  :f, 


1,  :— :—  Is,   :—  :s, 

f,  :—  :—  In,:—: n, 

dream  -  land  Tliat 
dream  -  land,  Saj^ 
dream    -    land,      O 

d  :-:-  Id    :—  :d 

d, :— :—  Id,   :—  :d, 


m  :-.r  :d  |d  r-.t,  il. 

1.  :- 

:—  Is, 

:—  :s, 

S|   :-.f,  :pi,  |1,    :-.s,  ':f. 

f.  :- 

:-|ni, 

—  rm. 

SootLing  to  rest  by  your 

vis    - 

-ions 

And 

Wlieu  the  fair  morning  is 

wak 

-    ing, 

0 

Comfort  and  peace  over  - 

flow    - 

•    ing, 

Be- 

d  :-.d:d  Id   :-.d;d 

d  :- 

:-ld 

-  :d 

d,  :-.d,:d,  If,   :-.f,  :f. 


.r  :d 


F.  t. 

rs  :-.f  :m  |n 

ad  :-.d  :d   |t,   r-.t,  :d 

Calling  with  mag  -  ical 
Gently  as  dew  from  the 
Teaching  the  high  dtthe 

fcn:-.l  :s  |s  :-.f  :m 
ad:-.d  :d  |s,   :-.s,  :s, 


d, :-.—  Id,  :—  :d. 


t,  :—  :—  Id 


:—  :rn 
:—  :d 

In 

You 

To 

:—  :s 
:—  Id    :—  :d 


sweet    -    ness, 
heav    -     ens, 
low    -    -  ly 

r   :—  :— 'iPi 


3i  :d   :pi    \u\  :-.r  :d 

m,  rm,  rs,    |s,   r-.s,  :s, 

hover  a  -  bout    me  by 
where  isyourhomeinthe 
sweet  is  your  mission  be- 

d  :d  :d    |d   :-.t,  :d 
d|  :d|  :d,    Id,  :-.r,  rtn. 


s,  :d  :n    |r  :-.d  rt, 
nil  :p1|  :s,    If,  :-.m,:f, 

filling  ray  heart  with  de- 
why  do  you  hasten  a  - 
stowing  on  all    as  you 

d  :d   :d    |t,  :-.d  :r 

d,  :d,  :d,    Is,  :-.s,  :s. 


r  :s    :s    |fe    :-.s  :1 
t,  :t,  :t,   Hi    :-.t|:d 

tones  of  soft  mel  -  o  -  dy 
float  when  the  eventide 
strive  for  a  spir  ■  it    of 

s   :r    :r    |r     :-.r  :r 

s,  :s,  :s.    Ir,    :-.r,  :r. 


r  :—  :— 


night, 

day? 

low; 


s,  :—  :— 


d  •-:— 

PI) :—  :— 

light ; 

way? 

go; 

d  :— :— 

d, :—  :- 


t,  :- 
rare ; 


Fine. 


love; 
r  : — 

s,  :— 


f.B]?. 

s   :-.f  :m  |ni   :-.r  :d 

t|  :- 

:-|f   :-  :f 

m  :f  :n  Ir    :-.Pi  :r 

ds,  :- 

d  :-.d  :d  |t,    :-.t,  :d 

S|  :— 

:-  It,   :-  :t. 

d   :d:d   It,  :-.t|:t, 

ds,  :- 

Dreams  of  my  far-away 

loved 

ones.      And 

banishing  sor  -  row  and 

care. 

Then  with  the  light  of  the 

morn 

-    -  ing         You 

soar,  and  away  to  your 

home 

Teaching  us  all  to    bow 

hum    • 

-    bly.       And 

prav  for  a  liome  up     a  - 

bove. 

m  :-.l  :s   |s    :-.f  :n 

r  :— 

:—  |s    :—  :s 

s    a  :s    If   :-.s  :f 

Pit,  :- 

d  :-.d  :d  |s,    :-.s,  :s. 

s,  :— 

:—  is,  :—  :S| 

Copyright,  1883, 

d   :d  :d    |s,  :-.s,  :S| 

3Y  BiGLow  &  Maim. 

ds,  :- 

D.r 


Key  A. 

s,         :-  .S|    |1|  .S|    :1|   .d 
rii        :-  .^1  |f|  .S|    :f,  .m, 

1.  O I  how  woud'ious  is  tbo 

2.  O  !  what  love  is  liere    a  - 

3.  Who        will  slight  his  tender 

d  :-  .d    Id  .d    :d  .d 

d         :-  .d,    |f|   .rn,  :r,  .d, 


THE  WOND'ROUS  STORY. 


45 


r  :d 

fi         im, 

sto    -      ry  I 
bound  -  ing ! 
plead  -  ing? 
t,         :d 
Si         :d, 


I- 


0.   R.   IlAJiROWS. 

s          : 

-  .1 

|s  .n    :r  .d 

d         : 

-  .d 

|d  .S|    :f|  .n, 

How 

the 

matchless  son  of 

How 

it 

human  love  tran- 

Who 

re 

sist    such  melting 

PI        : 

-    .f 

|pi  .d    :t|  .d 

d         : 

-    .d 

Id  .d     :s,  .1, 

ll 
f, 

God, 
sceuds 1 
love  i 

d 
f. 


I- 


m, 

Left 
Je  - 
Come, 

d 

d, 


:-    .S|     |1,    .s,   :1|    .d 
:-   .n,   |f|   .m,  tf,    .s, 

his  home  of  hcav'nly 

-    -  sus  dies    to  bring  his 

ac  -  cei)t  his  free  and 

:-   .d    |d   .d    :d   .n 
:-    .d,    |d|  .d|  :d|  .d, 


r    .d    :1|  .t|    Id  .r  :n  .f 

li    .1,    :f|   .f,    is,   .S|  :s,    .s, 

glory    and  for    us,  He  in  -  tcr 

en  -  e  -  niifs  to  God,  To  rec  -  on- 
full  salvation  now,  And  then  we'll 

f    .f    :d  .r    Id  .t,  :d   .r 

f,   ,f,    :f|  .f,    |n,  .s,  :d   .d 


posed 

cile 

reign 

n 
d 


.n    |r   .d 

.s,    |f|  .m, 

his  i)ro  - 
and  make 
with  liim 

.d  Is,  .d 
.d.   Is, 


r   .PI 

f,  .s, 

cious 

us 

a 

t| 

S| 

d 

m, 

blood. 

friends. 

bove. 

d 

d. 


s 
d 

Glo 


.1 

Is 

.n 

:r 

.d 

d 

Id 

•S| 

:f, 

.PI 

iT> 

glo 

i'.y 

hal 

-  le 

f 

IP1 

.d 

:d 

.d 

d 

Id 

.d 

:d 

.d 

:d 


PI  .f 


fi  :li  I—         :s,  .t, 

lu      -    jah,  To  the 

■lu-jah,  lial-le  -  lu-jah, 

d   .d  :d    .d    |d    .d   :d  .r 

f,    .f,   :f,    .f,    if,    .f,    :p1|.S| 


s  :-   .1     |s    .PI  :r   .d 

d         :-   .d    Id   .d   :s,  .d 

Lamb        once  slain  up  -  on  the 

PI         :-    .f    |Pi  .s    :f   .PI 
d         :-    .d    Id   .d    :d  .d 


r  :-        1—        : 

t,    .t,  :t,    .t,  |t,    .1,    :s,  .f, 

tree,  And  now  he  pleads  before  the  ^ 

s  :-        I-         : 


,n    :r 


s,         :-    .d  |d  .d    :S|   .s. 

Now  he  pleads  be-fore  his 

throne, 

PI         :-    .f  In  .s    :f    .n 


1,    .s,  :1,    .t.  Id    .r    :pi  .f 
f,    .f|  :f,    .f,  |s,    .s,  :S|  .s. 

Father's  throne  above,  And  inter 
f     .d  :d    .r  |d    .t,    :d  .r 
f,    .f,  :f|    .f,  |m,  .s,    :d  .d 


:-  .PI  |r  .d  :r  .m 

:-  .s,  |f|  .m,  :f,  .s, 

cedes     for  you       and 

PI     :-  .d  |s,  .d  :t, 

d     :-  .d.  Is,        :s, 


dH- 

Pi,:-|- 

me. 

d:-|- 

d,:-|- 

Copyright,  1873,  by  Biclow  &  Main,  in  "New  York  Musical  Gazbttk." 


WATCH  AND  PRAY. 


KeyC. 

wi  n  1  uii    n 

iiiy    r  iiHii  , 

T.  F.  Sewabd. 

1 

m     ;m.f|s       :d' 

d'     :t      |r'      :— 

m'.r':d'     |d'.t  :1 

s  .f  :pi     |r       :—      \ 

d     :d  .r  1  n      :  m 

PI     :r      If      :— 

s^-.m     |Ks  :f 

n_^  :d      |t|      :—      I 

,  ].WTieulheblu8li    of 

morning      light. 

Paints  the  gold  -  en 

east  -  em    skies,              f 

2.  From  the  sul    -    try 

noontide      beams 

Wouldst  thou  find  a 

calm  re       treat?              V 

\  3.  When  the  eve  -    ning 

shades  de  -  scend 

Tranquil      o'er     the 

earth  and    sea ;                , 

/  4.  Watch  with  Je-  sus 

all      the     night, 

TiU    the      shad-ows 

glide  a    -    way;              V 

s      :s       Id'     :s 

s      :s      Is       :- 

s      :d'     |d'     :d' 

d'     :s      Is       :- 

d      :d       Id      :d 

s      :s      Is       :- 

d      :d      If      :f 

d      :d     Is,      :-      ' 

G.  t. 

f.  C 

PI      :m.f  |s       :d' 

d'     :t       |r'      :— 

r's.f  :m     |Pi  .r  :d 

r      :t,      Ids      :- 

' 

d      :d.r  |n      :pi 

n     :r      |s       :— 

sd    :d     |s,      :S| 

S|      :S|      |s,r      :— 

From  the    balm  -  y 

sleep  of      night, 

Lift     to      God     thy 

wak-ing      eyes. 

Dost  thou  pant      for 

cool-ing      streams  ? 

Eest    thee    at        the 

mer-cy  -  seat. 

do,     thj      Sav  -    iour 

and  thy    Friend 

Holds  a       pre  -  cious 

gift    for     thee. 

Watch  till  comes  the 

morning    light, 

Wea  -  ry      pil    -  grim, 

watch  and  pray. 

s      :s      Id'     :s 

s      :s       It       :- 

tn.r:d     |s.f:m 

f     :r      rt     :— 

d      :d     Id      :d 

s      :s      |s       :— 

sd     :d     Id      :d 

s,     :s,     |ds     :— 

Chobus. 

s         :-    .s    |s    .s     : 

s    .s 

r'         :-         1-         :- 

d'        : 

-   .d'  Id'  .t    :d'  .r'    X 

:             1             : 

f         :-    .f    If    .f    :f    .f 

n        : 

-   .PI   |m  .r    :pi  .f     ) 

Trav     -    'ler  on  the  hea 

v'nward 

way, 

Trav      -     'ler  on  the  heav'nward 

Je    -    - 
way, 

sus  bids  thee  watch  and  ( 
{ 

:            1            : 

t         :-   .t    It    .t    :t    .t 

d' 

-        1             :            \           i 

:            1            : 

s         :-    .s    Is    .s     :s    .s 

d'        : 

-        1             :            / 

rn'       :-        |- 

_ 

m'.r'  :d'        Id' .t    :1 

r'  .d'  : 

t    .1    Is          :-         . 

s          :-        1- 

— 

s    .f   :n        11  .s    :f 

f   .1    : 

s    .f    jPi         :-         1. 

pray, 

Trav  -  'ler          on            thy 

heav'n  - 

ward     wav,                         ( 

Je    -    -  - sus  bids  thee  W£ 

itch  and 

pray,                   Trav    -    'ler 

on  thy  heav'nward  way,                  (               1 

d'        :-    .d'   Id'  .d' 

d'  .d' 

d'        :-        Id'        :d' 

d'  .d'  : 

d'  .d'  Id'        :-        V          1 

d         :-   .d    Id  .d 

d  .d 

d         :-        If         :f 

f    .f    : 

f    .f    Id          :-         /           1 

m  .f    :s          Is 

d' 

d'       :-         It          :- 

d'        : 

1 ; 

d  .r    :ni        |in        : 

m 

m       :-        |r          :f 

m        : 

-        1-        : 

Je     -    sus         bids         t 

hee 

watch                   and 

pray. 

s         :d'         Id'         : 

s 

s        :—         Is          :— 

S 

-        1-        : 

d         :d         jd         : 

d 

Si       :—        Is,         :— 

Copyright,  1882,  by  Biglow  &  Main. 

d        : 

-        1-        : 

THE  MORNING  LIGHT. 


47 


Kky  Et2. 
d 


A.  S.  KiEFFER,  by  per. 


:n 

.r 

:d 

.d 

1.0  the 

2.0  the 

What  a 

:s 

.f 

:d 

.d 

:d      Id 


,:pi  .r 
:d  .d 

UVben  Iho 
/()  tho 
)When  the 
:s  .f 

:d.d 


r.n 

.r 

(:d 

.d 

hve 

are 

]:s 

.f 

\:d 

.d 

r  .n 

d      :s,      |S|       :d  .d 

night  of  time  soon  sliall 
ha}>  -  py  day  that  shall 
joy  -  ful   time  when  tho 

m  :  m  |m  :s  .s 
d      :d     Id      :d.d 


d     :d      |d      :r.m 
d      :s,      |S|      :d.d 

pilgiiiu  statf  shall  be 
liai)-py  hearts  that  shall 
saints  shall  slug  un-to 

n     :n     |  n      :s.s 
d     :d     id      :d.d 


d      :d'     Id'  :d'.t 

d      :n     In  :m  .m 

watching  now  for  the 

m      :s      Is  :d' .d' 

d      :d     Id  :d  .d 


r      :r       ir       :pi  .f 

s      :-  .1  Is  .1   :s  .,n 

r      :— 

t,      :t,      It,       :d  .r 

pass    a  -     way,  And  the 
gild   the  hills.When  the 
earth  shall  gleam  In  the 

n     :-  .f  |n.f  :rn.,d 

hap  -  py  golden  day  will 
Lord      sh.ill  come  to  earth  a- 
light        of  an  c  -  ter-nal 

t,      :- 

dawn, 
gain ! 
Jay, 

s       :s       js       :s  .3 

d'     :-  .d'd'.d':s  .,s 

s      :— 

S|      :s,      js,      :d  .d 

d      :-  .d;d.d:d.,d 

s,      :— 

r      :r      |r       :pi  .f 

t|      :t|      It,       :d  .r 

laid  a  -  side,  And  the 
welcome  bini.  When  he 
Christ  their  King, In  their 

s       :s       js       :s  .s 


:s, 


:d' 


Is,      :d  .d 


:t  .1 


s      :-.d'  |pi 

:r 

d 

m      :-.d   ]d 

:t, 

d 

king  -  ly  crown 

pnt 

on. 

comes  once  more 

to 

rei-. 

gold  -  en.  glad 

ar  - 

ray 

d'     :-.s    Is 

:f 

rn 

d     r-.n  |s 

:s, 

d 

f       :f       If       :f  .f 

morning    light,  For  the 

d'     :1       11       :di.di 


If 


:f  .f 


3      :-.l   |s  .1  :s  .,rn 
n     :-.f  |pi  .f  :m.,d 

new      Jo  -  ru  -  sa-lem  to 

d'     :-.d' |d'.d':3  .,3 
:-.d  Id  .d:d.,d 


come 


:rn  .r 

d      :di 

|d' 

:d'  .t 

:d  .d 

d      :r 

|pi 

:m  .n 

We  are 

waiting 

still 

for  the 

:s    .f 

n     :3 

Is 

:di  .d' 

:d  .d 

d      :d 

Id 

:d   .d 

1      :di     Id'      :d'.,l 
f      :f      if       :f  .,f 

Sa'iour,  Christ,  Who  shall 

d'    :1       II       :di.,d' 
f      :f      If       :f  .,f 


s 

:-.d'|ni 

:r 

d     : 

m 

:-.ni  |d 

:t, 

d     : 

call 

his    cliil 

-  dreu 

home. 

d' 

:-.8  Is 

:f 

Fl      : 

s 

:-.3  Is, 

:s. 

d     : 

48    KeyEIl 


m 

:n 

Is 

:pi 

d 

:d 

In 

:d 

l.A  -  ny 
2.  Where  we 
3.AU    a    - 

lit  - 

pitcli 
long 

tie 
our 
the 

S 

:s 

is 

:s 

d 

:d 

Id 

:d 

m     :r  |r 

d      :t,  It, 

cor  -  ner,  Lord, 

night-ly  tent, 

wil  -  der  -  ness, 

s      :s  |s 

s,      :s,  Is, 


ANYWHERE. 

f      :f 
:r 


B. 


r 

In      thy  vine  -  yard 

Sure-ly  mat  -  ters 

Let    us  keep    our 


Is,      :s, 


rn     :— 
d      :- 

wide; 
not; 
sight ; 

s      :— 
d      :— 


C.  Unseld. 

I—     : 


I- 
I- 


s     :s  |1     :s 

n    :pi  |f     :n 

Wh're  thoubid'st  me 

If    the  aay     for 

On  the  mov  -  ing 

d'    :d'  id'   :d' 

d     :d  Id    :d 


s     :in    |r     :- 
tn    :d    It,    :- 

work  for  thee, 
thee  is  spent, 
pil  -  lar  fixed, 

d'    :s     Is     :- 
d     :d    Is,    :- 


r    :s     It     :1 
t,    :r     |r     :d 

There  I  would  a 
Blessed    is      the 
Constant  day  and 

s    :s     |s     :fe 

S|    :t,    |r     :r 


t,    :-    I 

bide; 
spot; 
night, 

8    :-    I' 
s,    :-    i 


s     :s     |1  :d' 

d    :d     Id  :d 

Mir  -  a  -  cle  of 

Quickly  we  our 
Then  the  heart  will 

m   :n    |f  :1 

d    :d     If  :f 


d'    :1     Is 
d    :d    Id 

saving  grace, 
tent  may  fold 
make  its  home, 


;f    In 
;f    Id 


s     :s     |1     :d' 
d    :d    Id    :d 

That  thou  givest 
Cheerful  march  thro' 
Willing    led    by 

n   :n    jf     :1 
d    :d    If     :f 


d'  :1     Is     :n 
d   :d    Id    :- 

me    a      place 
storm  and  cold, 
thee  to    roam, 

1    :f    In   ;s 
f    :f    Id    :- 


s  :n  |r  :- 
n   :d    It,    :- 

A  -  ny  -  where, 
With  thy  care, 
A  -  ny  -  where, 

s  :s  |s  :- 
d    :d    Is,    :- 


n  :r     |d 
t,    :t,    Id 

A  -  ny  -  where 
With  thy  care 
A  -  ny  -  where 

s    :f     |n 

s,   :s.    Id 


Key  D. 

d'  :— :t    Id'   :— :1 
n  :—  :r    In   :—  :f 

l.Seek  the  ten  -  der 
2.He  will  light  your 
3.Yoa    will  find       the 


r    :—  :  s    1 1    :—  :  s 

t,  :—  :t,  |r    :—  :t, 

If  you've  not  al  - 
Through  dark  wood  and 
Up    -  ward,  till        the 


SEEK  THE  TENDER  SHEPHERD. 

s  :n  :—  I—  :—  : 
n  :d  :-  |-  :-  : 

Shepherd, 
pathway, 
Shepherd, 

r   :—  :s    |t    :—  :s 

t,  :—  :t,  |r,   :—  :t, 

read  -  y  found  him, 
thorn  -  y  bri  •  -  ar, 
light  grows  clear   -  er, 


Maky  C.  Sewakd. 


1    :-:l     11 

:-  :1 

S     :-:-! 

f    :-:f    If 

:-  :f 

n   :-  :-  1 

Seek      it.     lit 
Wand'ring  lit 
Hap  -  py    lit 

-  -tie 

-  -tie 

-  -tie 

lamb, 
lamb, 
lamb, 

d'  :-  :t   |r'   :d'  :1 

s   :—  :— 

1— 

n  :—  :  r   |  f    :  n  :  d 

t,  :-  :- 

\- 

Seek    him,   lit    -    -  tie 

lamb: 

Wand'ring    lit    -    -  tie 

lamb; 

Hap  -  py      lit    -    -  tie 

lamb; 

n  :—  :s    |d'  :—  :s 

n  :— :s 

|d' 

d  :—  :  n  1  n  :—  :  n 

d  :-:n 

In  : 

Seek    the  star      whose 

rays  have 

3rown 

On   -   ward,  up    -  ward, 

ev    -    er 

high 

Fold    and  Shcp  -  herd 

near  -  er. 

dear 

d':-:s    If    :n    :r 

d  :-:- 

1- 

n  :—  :n  |r    :d   :t, 

d  :-:- 

|— 

Seek     it,      lit    -    -tie 

lamb. 

Wand'ring    lit    -    -tie 

lamb. 

Hap  -  py     lit    -    -tie 

lamb. 

LONGINGS. 


49 


Key  Eb. 
PI      .PI       :d 


,n 


d      .d  :d  .d 

(.Pur-er  yet  and 

2.Calmer  yet  and 

J.Qiiioker  yet  and 

s      .8  :pi  .d 

d      .d  :d  .d 


d 

pur    - 

calm 

quick 

m 


B. 

C.  Unseu) 

r      .r 

:d 

.r 

m 

:— 

t,      .t, 

:d 

•t, 

d 

:_ 

I      would 

be 

in 

uiind, 

Tri  -  al 

bear 

and 

pain, 

Ev  -er 

on  - 

ward 

preaa, 

8        .8 

:P1 

.8 

8 

: — 

n     .n 

:d      .n 

8 

:m 

r      .r 

:ni 

•r 

d 

d      .d 

:d      .d 

d 

:d 

t,      .t, 

:t, 

•t, 

d 

Dearer 

yet    and 

dear 

er 

Ev-  Yy 

du 

-ty 

find; 

Sur  -  er 

yet    and 

sur 

er 

Peace  at 

last 

to 

gain; 

Firm-er 

yet    and 

firm 

-      er 

Step    as 

I 

pro  - 

gress 

8        .8 

rm     .d 

Fl 

:8 

8        .8 

:s 

.8 

m 

d     .d 

:d      .d 

d 

:d 

8,       .8, 

:b, 

.8, 

d 

r      .r  :t,  .r 

t,      .t|  :S|  .t, 

Hoping  still  and 

Suft'-'ring  still  and 

Oft  these  earn  -  est 

3      .8  :r  .r 

S'        .8.  :8i  .8i 


tl 

trust 

do 

long 

r 


:t, 

ing 
•ing, 
ings, 


m      .m      :d 

.n 

8 

d      .d      :d 

.d 

t. 

God  with  -  out 

a 

fear, 

To     Ms        will 

re    - 

signed. 

Swell  with  -  in 

my 

breast, 

8       .8       :m 

.d 

r 

.d      :d      .d 


t,    .t, 

:8| 

.t, 

t, 

:t, 

Pa  -  tient 

-ly 

be    - 

liev 

ing 

And  to 

God 

sub  - 

du       - 

ing 

Yet  their 

in    - 

ner 

mean 

-      ing 

8        .8 

:r 

.r 

r 

:8 

8,       .8, 

:b, 

.8, 

8, 

:8, 

.n 


:r 


.r 


d      .d      :t,      .t, 

He    will    make    all 
Heart,  and  will,    and 
Ne'er  can    bo        ex    - 
8        .8         :8         .8 


d     .d 


:8, 


d 

clear, 
mind, 
pressed. 

m 


0 

KetF. 

LOl  MY  SHEPHERD'S  HAl 
C.t. 

SD. 

ti. 

d      :r 

PI     :  m 

f       :pi 

r      :— 

rs      :1 

s       :d' 

d'     :t 

d'     :- 

d      :t, 

l.Lo!  my 
■2.  When  I 
3.He    my 
4.Tho'  the 

n      :s 

d      :d 

Shepherd's 
faint  with 
soul    a    - 
drear-y 

s       :s 

r      :d 

hand  di  - 
summers 
new  shall 
vale    I     • 

s      :s 

t,      :- 

vine! 
heat, 
frame, 
tread, 

s       :— 

tn    :f 

Want  shall 
He    shall 
And  his 
By    the 
sd'    :d' 

s       :f 

nev  -  er 
lead  my 
mer-cies 
shades  of 
d'     :1 

tn     :r 

more  be 
wea  -  ry 
to     pro  - 
death  o'er  - 
s      :s 

PI      :— 

mine; 

feet 

claim, 

spread, 

s       :— 

d      :s, 

d      :d 

t,      :d 

s,      :— 

5d     :f 

n      :f 

s      :s, 

d      :- 

f.  F. 

d's     :f 

m     :m 

f       :ni 

r      :— 

s      :f 

PI     :r 

d      :t, 

d      :- 

mt|    :r 

In        a 
To    the 
When  thro' 
There  I 

d      :d 

pasture 
strei!.ms  that 
de  -  vious 
walk  from 

d      :d 

fair    and 
still    and 
paths  I 
ter  -  ror 

t,     :- 

large, 
slow, 
stray, 
free. 

d     :t, 

He    shall 
Thro'  the 
Teach  my 
Still    pro  - 

d     :1, 

feed  his 
ver  -  dant 
steps  the 
tect  -  ed 

S|     :S| 

hap  -  py 
meadows 
bet  -  ter 
Lord,  by 

charge, 
flow, 
way. 
thee. 

sr     :s 

s      :s 

1       :s 

s      :— 

s      :s 

s      :f 

m     :r 

PI     :— 

ds,     :t, 

d      :d 

d      :d 

s      :f 

m     :r 

d     :f, 

S|     :s, 

d     :- 

KetG 

HARKIHARKIMY  SOUL. 

H. 

Beney. 

PI  :—  : 

—  |Pi  :r    :pi 

d  :- 

-  1-  :-  :s, 

PI  :—  :  PI    1  PI  :  r    :  R 

s    :  — 

:-|f 

:—  :— 

d  :-: 

—  |d   :t|    :d 

S|  :— 

-  1-  :-  :s, 

d  :-:d    Id   :t,    :d 

d  :- 

:-  It, 

:—  :— 

l.Hark ! 

hark!    my 

soul ; 

an  - 

gel    -    ie      -songs      are 

swell 

-    ing 

2.  On    - 

-    ward      we 

go, 

for 

still      we    hear      them 

sing 

-      iug, 

i.Far, 

far         a  - 

way. 

like 

bells      at      eve    -   ning 

peal 

ing. 

4.Rest 

comes  at 

length. 

tho' 

life       be      long      and 

drear 

V, 

s  :—  : 

-Is    :f    :s 

PI  : — 

: —  1 —  : —  :  PI 

s   :—  :s     |s    :f    :s 

PI  :— 

:-  |r 

: —  :— 

d  :-: 

-  id  :-  :d 

d  :- 

:-  1-  :-  :d 

d  :-:d    Id   :-  :d 

s,  :— 

:—  Is, 

:—  :— 

f    :- 
li    :- 

O'er 

-If   :pi  :r 

-  Is,  :-  :f, 
earth's  green 

li  :- 

fi  :- 

fields. 

:-  1-  :-  :t, 
:-  1-  :-  :s, 

and 

d  :-:d    Id  :r    :  pi 

S|  :—  :s,    |fe,:—  :1, 
o    -    cean's  wave  -  beat 

r  :— 

. I 

:—  :s. 

t,  :- 

:—  :s. 

shore : 

"  Come, 

wea    -    ry 

souls. 

for 

Je     -    sus    bids      you 

come : 

The 

voice     of 

Je 

-      sus 

sounds  o'er    all        the 

sea ; 

The 

day        must 

dawn. 

and 

dark  -  some  night    be 

past; 

r    :— 

r,   :— 

-  |de:-:r 

—  Hi  :-  :li 

r   :— 

:-  1-  :-  :r 
:-  1-  :-  :f, 

d  :-  :d    |1,    :-  :r 

pii :—  :  Pi|  Ir,   :—  ife. 

r  :— 

: —  1 — 

:—  :r 

s,  :— 

:—  1— 

:-  :t. 

HARKI  HARKl  MY  SOUL    Concluded. 


51 


m  :— 

:—  I  PI   :  r    :  m 

d    .-:-|-  :-  :8, 

rn  :—  :m  |  pi   :r 

:pi 

s    :—  :— 

If    :- 

: — 

d  :— 

:-  Id   :t,    :d 

s,   :—  :— 1—  :—  :s, 

d  :-:d  Id    :t. 

:d 

d  :-:- 

t,    :- 

; — 

How 

sweet    tlie 

truth                          those 

bless  -  ed    strains 

are 

tell       - 

ing 

And 

through  the 

dark                          its 

ech   -    oes    sweet - 

ly 

ring 

i"K, 

Aud 

la     -    den 

souls,                         by 

thous - ands  meek 

-ly 

steal      - 

i^a, 

Faith'f 

jour  -   nev 

ends                            in 

wel    -  come  to 

the 

wea 

ry. 

s   :— 

:-|s    :f    :s 

m  :—  :—  j—  :—  :  tn 

s    :— :8    |s     :f 

:s 

PI  :—  :— 

r    :— 

: — 

d  :- 

:-  Id  :-   :d 

d   :-:-|-  :-  :d 

d  :-:d   Id    :- 

:d 

8,  :—  :— 

Is,    :— 

:— 

f    :— 

:--  |f    :n  :r 

1,   :-:-|-  :-  :t, 

d  :-:d   |Pi  :- 

:r 

d  :-:- 

li   :- 

:-  Is,    :-:f, 

f,   :-  :-  1-  :-  :f, 

PI,:—  :1,   jd   :— 

:t. 

d  :-  :- 

; 

; 

Of 

that      new 

life                              when 

sin        shall  be 

no 

more. 

The 

mil    -   sic 

of                               the 

gos    -   pel    leads 

us 

home. 

Kind 

Shepherd, 

turn                          their 

wea  -    ry      steps 

to 

thee. 

And 

heav'n,  the 

heart's                      true 

home,  will    come 

at 

last. 

r   :— 

:-  |de  :-  :r 

r   :—  :—  |—  :—  :r 

d  :-:f    Is    :- 

:f 

PI  :—  :— 

1—  :— 

:— 

h  :— 

:-|l.    :-:l. 

r,  :—  :—  |—  :—  :s, 

1.   :-:l,   Is,  :- 

:s. 

d  :-:- 

—  :— 

:— 

8    :— 

:—  In  :— :d 

r   :—  :n   |r    :—  :— 

s   :_:_  In  :- 

:d 

r   :—  :— 

_,_ 

S|   :— 
An 

:-|s,   :-:s, 

-        gels          of 

8,  :—  :—  |8,    :—  :— 
Je        -        BUS, 

s,  :— :—  Is,   :— 

An        -        gels 

:d 

of 

d  :-:- 

t,    :- 

:— 

light, 

d  :- 

PI,  :— 

:—  Id   :— :d 

:-  Id,  :-:pi. 

t,  :-:d    Id   :-  :- 

d  :-:-  Id   :- 
PI,:—  :—  Id,  :- 

:s 
;Pi, 

fe  :-  :- 

8    :— 

~s,    :— 

:— 

1,  :-  :- 

:— 

n  :— 

:—  Im  :f    :s 

1,   :f  :-  1-  :-  :1 

8   :—  :s    |f    :pi 

:r 

PI  :—  :— 

d   :- 

:-  Ita,  :-  :ta, 

1,  :1,  :-  !-  :-  :d 

d  :—  :d    |t,  :d 

:t. 

d  :—  :— 

—  :— 

:— 

Sing 

-      ing            to 

welcome                       the 

pil  -  grims    of 

the 

night. 

s    :— 

:—  |8    :—  :n 

f   :d  :-  1-  :-  :re 

PI  : —  :  n  |r   :  m 

:f 

n  :—  :— 

—  :— 

:— 

d   :- 

:-  Id   :-:d 

f,   :f,  :-  !-  :-  :fe, 

8,  :—  :s.    Is,  :— 

:s. 

d  :-:- 

—  :— 

:— 

rn  :— 

—  |m  :f   :s 

1,  :f   :-  1-  :-  :1 

8   :—  :s    If    :pi 

:r 

d  :-  :-  1 

. 

,_ 

d   :- 

:-  Ita, :-  :ta, 

1,  :1,   :-  I-  :-  :d 

d  :-:d    It,  :d 

:t, 

d  :-  :-  1 

—  :— 

:— 

Sing 

ing          to 

welcome                      the 

pil  -  grims    of 

the 

night. 

8    :— 

—  Is    :—  :pi 

f  :d  :-  1-  :-  :re 

PI  ;—  :  PI   i  r   :  rn 

:f 

PI  :-  :-  1 

—  :— 

:— 

d  :- 

-  Id   :-:d 

f,  :f,  :-  1-  :-  :fe, 

8,  :—  :8,    Is,  :— 

:8, 

d,  :—  :—  1 

—  :— 

:— 

52 


Key  D. 


:m  .,in 

il.Let  us 
JS.HewUl 
)3.To  a 
:s    .,S 
:d  .,d 


d'       :t  |1  :s 

n       :s  |f  :n 

work  for  God  and 

give   us  strength,  our 

glo  -  rious  work  He 

d'       :t  |1  :s 

m       :s  If  :n 


WE  SHALL  REST. 

1  .,1  :s  .,f  |m  :r  .,n 

f  .,f  :pi.,r  Id  :t|.,d 

follow  His  command  With  a 

vigor    to  re  -  new,  He  will 

calleth  us    a-way.  Let  us 

1  .,1  :s  .,f  |n  :s  .,s 

f  .,f  :m.,r  id  :s  .,s 


B.  C.  U 

NSELD. 

f 

:ri 

It 

:r' 

r 

:f 

|r 

:f 

cheer 

ful 

heart 

and 

grant 

us 

grace 

that 

hear 

the 

heat 

and 

d'  .,t  :1  .,t    |d' 
n  .,r  :d  .,r    |n 

ov  -  er  -  willing  hand  ; 
falleth  like  the  dew, 
bur-den  of   the  day ; 
S    .,S   :s  .,S     's 
S|  .,s,  :s,  .,S|    |d 


:m  .,m 

In    the 

And  the 
'Tis   the 

:s  .,s 
:d  .,d 


n 

field 
seeds 
faith  ■ 

d' 
n 


:t 
:s 

of 
of 
ful 

:t 


|1 

If 
Ufe 
love 
souls 

11 

If 


1  .,1    :s  .,f    |m 
f  .,f   :m.,r    |d 

joicing  ev  -  cry  day, 
mortal  fruit  shall  hear, 
reap  the  bright  reward, 

1  .,1    :s  .,f    In 
f  .,f   :ni.,r    |d 


:s  .,m 
:n  .,d 

Let  us 
Ev 
At 


;d  ..d 


the  ( 
.S       ) 


:t 


t,         :r 

|r 

:d 

t, 

work,  and 

trust. 

and 

pray. 

guard  - ed 

by 

His 

care. 

com  -    ing 

of 

the 

Lord. 

s         :s 

Is 

:fe 

S 

Chorus. 
:m  .,f 

We  shall 


:pi  .,n  \m 

We  shall  rest 

:s  .,s    {s 
:d.,d   Id 


:d'.,t 

by  and 


—  I-  :r'  .,di 

f  .,f  If  :fe.,fe 

by  and  by.  Sweetly 

1  .,1  11  :1    .,1 

f  ..f  if  :r  .,r 


t  .,1 


,d'  It 


s  .,s    :s  .,n  |r 

rest  when  earthly  toil 
S   .,s    :s   .,S    |s 

s  .,s    :s  .,d  |r 


:1 

s         : 

:d 

t,        : 

is 

o'er, 

:fe 

s         : 

:r 

s,        : 

I- 
I- 

I- 
I- 


:n  .,f    \ 

In      a      1 


s       :-      1-      :d'.,t 

1       :r'      1-     :r'.,d' 

t.,t:t.,t|l        :t 

d' 

land,                     bright  and 

fair, 

:n.,n|m      : 

:f.,f|f        .■f.,f 

f.,f:f.,f|f        :f 

ni 

In    a  land 

bright  and  fair,  We  shall 

rest  when  earthly  toil  is 

o'er. 

:s  .,s  |s        : 

:1.,1|1        :1.,1 

s.,s  :s.,s  |s        :s 

s 

:d„did       : 

:f.,f|f        :f.,f 

s.,s  :s.,s  |S|       :s, 

d 

Copyright,  1882,  by  Bic 

;low  &  Main. 

SUMMER  SUNS  ARE  GLOWING. 


53 


KetC. 

F.  L. 

ROBERT.SHAW. 

n     :-.n   |s 

:s 

d'     :-  .1 

If 

:m 

r      .-1       Is       :f 

PI       :— 

1-      :- 

d      :-.d    |n 

:r 

f       :- 

Id 

:— 

d      :d       It,      :r 

d       :- 

l.Sumiuei-    smis 

are 

glow     -    - 

ill- 

0 -    ver    land      and 

Rca, 

2.  Lord,  up  -  ou 

our 

blind    - 

ness 

Tlij'  pure   ra  -  diance 

pour. 

J.  Wo    will    nov 

-er 

doubt 

thee, 

Tlio'thou  veil    thy 

light. 

s       :-.s    Id' 

:t 

1       :— 

11 

:s 

f      :r       |r      :s 

s       :— 

1 —      : — 

d      :-.d    |d 

:d 

d      :- 

Id 

:— 

f,      :fe,     Is,      :s, 

d      :- 

1-      :- 

r 

-.r  In 

:fe 

s 

-.1    It       :- 

d'     :-  .1    Is  .fe  :t  .1 

s      :— 

t, 

-.t,  Id 

:r 

r 

-     ir       :- 

m     :-  .m  |r       :d 

t,     :- 

Hap 

-  py  light 

IS 

How 

ing, 

Bonn  -  ti  -  ful        and 

free ; 

For 

thy  lov  - 

ing 

kind 

ncss 

Makes  us    love      thee 

more; 

Life 

is    dark 

with  - 

out 

theo. 

D(!ath  Avith  thee      is 

bright ; 

s 

-  .s   Is 
■-.s,  Id 

:1 
:d 

s 

-.fe|s       :- 

s      :-  .1    It  .1    :s  .fe 
d     :-.d   |r       :r 

s      :— 

S| 

t, 

-.1,1s,       :- 

s,      :— 

s       :ri 

Id'  .t  :1  .t 

d'     :- 

Is 

:— 

s      :r' 

Id'.trl.t 

d'    . 

f       :f 

If       :f 

PI     :s 

If 

:tn 

f      :f 

If       :f 

n    : 

Ev  -  cry 

thing   re  - 

joic       - 

es 

In      the 

mel  -  low 

rays, 

And  when 

clouds  are 

drift      - 

ing 

Dark  a    - 

cross  our 

skv, 

Light  of 

light    shine 

o'er 

us 

On      our 

pil  -  grim 

way. 

s       :s 

Is       :s 

s      :-T- 

It 

:d' 

r'     :s 

Is      :s 

s      : 

t,       :s, 

|r       :s, 

d     :n 

ir 

2d 

t,      :s, 

|r       :s, 

d     : 

d'      :-.d'|t       :d' 

n' 

:-     |r' 

:— 

d'     :n'.r|d' 

:t 

d'     :- 

f       :-.s  If       :pi 

1 

-     11 

:— 

•s      :1       Is 

:f 

PI     :- 

All    earth's  thousand 

voio 

-      es 

Swell  the  psalm 

of 

praise 

Thou    the  veil      up  - 

lift 

-        ing, 

Fa  -    ther,  be 

thou 

nigh. 

Go        thonstiU     be    - 

fore 

ua 

To       the    end  - 

less 

day. 

1       :    .s   Is       :d' 

d' 

-     Ir' 

:— 

PI'    :f'       |P1' 

:r' 

d'     :- 

f       :-.Pilr       :d 

f 

:-     If 

.•fe 

s      :s       Is, 

BiGLOw  Si.  Main. 

:s. 

d      :- 

Coi'VRIGHT 

i88j,  uv 

54 


HEAR  OUR  EVENING  PRAYER. 


Key  F. 


m 


n     |m 


m 


d      :d  Id      :d 

l.Hear  us,  heav'n-]y 

S.Bless  us,  heav'n-ly 

s       :s  |s       :s 

d      :d  Id      :d 


in 
Id 

ther, 
ther, 


Is       :- 
Id      :- 


r      :r       |r       :r 
t|      :t,      It,      :t, 

Lis  -  ten      to        our 
Guide  and  guard    us 

s       :s       |s       :s 

S|      :S|      |s,      :s, 


A.  L.  Cowley. 


d      :r       |P1 

d      :t,      Id 

evening    prayer 
with  thy  might ; 

m     :s       Is 

s,     :s,      Id 


PI      :pi 

\m 

:d 

t,      :- 

In      the 

dark 

-ness 

shield 

Bless  us, 

gra  - 

clous 

Fa 

d      :d 

Id 

:s 

s       :- 

Id      :d 


d      :r  |m      :s 

d      :t,  Id      :d 

Thou  for  all      man 

Bless  thy  chil  -  dren 

s      :s  |s      :s 

ri     :r  |d      in. 


:r 


Id 


t,     :t|      Id 

kind  doth  care, 
here  to    -   night, 
s       :s        |P1 


::) 


s       :— 


m 


ni     :—  Id  :d 

Hear  us,  O 

Keep  us,        O 

:  I  : 

:  I  : 


hear 


PI 


d      :d  It,      :t, 

Hear  our  eve  -  ning 

Till     the  morn-ing 

d      :pi  |s       :s 

S|      :S|  |S|      :S| 


d      :-     I- 
d      :-     I- 

prayer. 

light. 

PI      :—     i— 


i-      :- 


KeyF.  a  MOTHER'S  lullaby. 

;S|         d;d:dld:—  :dr:r:r|r:—  :r      Pi:—  :r|d:—  :Pir 


1. There 

^    <2.Then 

S.Then 

U.That 


Cometh  a  dove         on 
kneel  at  my  side,  your 
ask  him  to-night  when 
beauti  -  ful  dove     so 


beauti-ful  wings,     As 
lit  -  tie  hands  fold.  And 
you  are  a  -  sleep     To 
gentle  and  pure    .Has 


white    as  snow  -  flakes 
say      this  prayer  with 
give    you  peace  -  ful 
spread  its  pin    -   ions 


are; 
me; 
rest; 
fair, 


]And 
(Dear 

JAml 
And 


r   :r    :r  |r   :—  :r 

tender-ly  now  it 

Jesus  look  down,  and 
if  you  should  die  be  - 
up  to    the  throne    of 


PI  :  pj  :  PI  I  PI  : —  :  pi 

listens  to  hear,        My 
make  me  so  good.   That 
fore  you  a  -  wake    To 
Je-sus      a  -  bove     Has 


s   :—  : PI  I r   :d   : r 

ba    -  by's  eve  -  ning 

I  thy  child  may 

fold  you  on       his 

borne  my  dar  -  ling's 


d  :-  :-  I- 

prayer. 

be. 

breast. 


KeyG. 


SWELL  THE  ANTHEM. 


d 

:d 

d 

:s, 

S| 

:S| 

Si 

:  PI, 

1.  Swell 

tho 

au    - 

-  them, 

■-'.Hark! 

the 

voice 

of 

rn 

:  PI 

PI 

:d 

d 

:d 

d 

:d 

;d 

the 


song; 
siii'is, 


t| 

Prais 

Praia 

r 


55 


s 

:d 

d 

:d 

to 

our 

to 

th(! 

PI 

:  PI 

:d 


(iocl  be 

Kins         of 

s  :  PI 


"I 

Saints 

Let 

PI 


3| 

:ni 

an     - 

-    Jicl.s 

.join 

the 

PI 

:d 

d 

:d 

d 

:  n 

s          :— 

s 

.•s 

s 

:  PI 

r         :r 

d 

S| 

:d 

t,          :- 

t, 

:t, 

d 

:d 

d        :t, 

d 

Join 

to 

sing 

Piais 

-  es 

to 

onr 

heav'n  -  ly 

Kin 

clior 

al 

song. 

An.l 

the 

grate 

fill 

notes     pro     - 

loni. 

S 

:  R 

r          :— 

r 

:r 

PI 

:s 

s         :s 

PI 

PI 

:d 

Si         :— 

Si 

:s, 

d 

:d 

s,        :s, 

d 

Ket  Eiz. 


THE  ROBIN'S  LULLABY. 


R  :— 

-:r   I 

1. Close  be  - 1 

•J.I 

will 

:3.Xes 

tie, 

R    :—  :r 

neath  thy 
guard  thee, 
ues  -    tie 


r   :-:d 

moth  -  er's 
(lid  I 

gent    -  ly 


wing, 
say? 
down, 


r   :— 

:r 

Hir  - 

die 

Let 

me 

Close  thinel 

lay 
then 


:r 

thy 
that 
to 


R   :—  :s 

lit  -  tie 
word  re 
sleep    my 


call; 
dear. 


R  :—  :r 
I  will 
God  will 
Safe    be  - 


watch  thy 
guard  U3 
neath  our 


slumbers, 
both,     mv 


love, 


:r 

will 


guard  thy 
lone      pro- 


You    and    I  I 


hav( 


r  :-  :  d 

down  -  y 
tects  us 
naught  to 


bed. 
all. 
fear. 


1       A.   S.    KlEFFER. 

KeyG. 

m     :s 

ir 

:rn 

d 

•  1| 

Is, 

d      :s, 

|S| 

:s, 

n. 

:fi 

In, 

1.  Look  be 

-yond 

my 

eoul, 

and 

see 

2.  L<.,  thy 

Cap- 

tain, 

Je  - 

8U8, 

leads 

s      :pi 

|r 

:t, 

d 

:d 

Id 

d      :d 

It, 

:t, 

1, 

:f, 

Id, 

LOOK  BEYOND. 


B.  C.  Unbeld. 

n     :s 

d      :d 

Zi  -  on's 
Forth  to 

|1  .8  :n 

Id      :d 

cit    -y 
realms  of 

t,     :-     1-     : 

fair; 
rest; 

s      :  n 

If  .in:s 

8      :-     1-      : 

d     :d 

Id      :d 

s,     :-     1-      : 

m     :s      |r      :n 

d     :1, 

Is,      :— 

1,      :d 

jn  .r  :d  .t 

d     :- 

d      :s.      Is,      :s, 

m,     :f. 

1  n,     :— 

f.      :f, 

Is,      :s,  .f, 

m,    :- 

Gleaming     ra  -  diant 
Vic  -  tor's  wreaths  shall 

as      the 
bind  thy 

sun, 
brow. 

Free  from 
In      his 

grief  and 
man  -  sions 

care, 
blest 

s      :n     |r      it. 

d     td 

Id      :- 

d      :d 

|d  .t,  :ni  .r 

d     :- 

d     :d      It,      :t, 

1,      :f, 

Id,     :- 

f,      :1, 

Is,     :s. 

d,    :- 

h- 


D.  t 

f.G. 

rs     :d'     11      :r' 

s 

:f  .r|n 

:s 

s      :d'     11       :r' 

s      :1  .t  Id's      :— 

ad    :n      |f      :f 

m 

:r.t,|d 

:  n 

m     :pi     If       :f 

m    :f      ht,    :- 

Lo,    the      race     is 

al 

-  most    run  ! 

Life's  fierce  strife  will 

soon  be        done! 

There  with  saints  and 

an 

-  gels      fair, 

Free  from    ev    -  ery 

earth-bom  care, 

tpi    :s       |f      :1 

S 

:8      |s 

i_d' 

d'     :d'     Id'      :1 

s      :s      |Br     :s 

ad     :d       If      :f 

8 

:8,     Id 

:— 

d      :d      If       :f 

8      :s,      |ds,     :— 

n     :  8      I  r 

:m 

d      tl. 

Is,      t- 

1,     :d      In  .r  :d  .t. 

d     t- 

d      :S|      Is, 

:s, 

m,    tf. 

|m,    :- 

f,     :f,      Is,       ts^f. 

rn,    t- 

Glorious      rest 

will 

soon  be 

won! 

Yield  not      to        des  - 

pair. 

Thou  Shalt  end  - 

less 

pleasure 

share, 

On     his      lov  -    ing 

breast. 

s      tin     |r 

:t, 

d       td 

Id      t- 

d     td     |d  .t|tpi.r 

d     t- 

d   td    It, 

:t, 

1,      :f, 

|d,      :- 

Copyright,  1882,  e 

f,     :1,      Is,      :s, 

Y  BiGLOW  St  Main. 

d,     t- 

CHRIST,  WHOSE  GLORY. 


57 


Kkv  E. 

d      :d      |r       :m 

f      :-.f   In     :- 

8,      :8,      It,      :d 
1. Christ, wLoso  glo  -  ry 

2.  Dark  and  cheer  -  loss 

3.  Vis  -  it,      then,     this 

d      :-.d|d     :- 

fills        tlio  skies, 
is            the  morn, 
eoiil        of  mine, 

n     : m      |s      :s 

1       :-.l    Is      :- 

d     :d      Is,      :d 

f,      :-  .f,  1  d      :- 

d      :m     !s      :s 

1       :1       Is       :- 

d      :d      !r      :m 

d     : r      In      :— 

Siiu     of    rijjht  -  eons  - 
.Toy  -  less    is        the 
Fill    lue,    ra  -    diant 

ness,  a    -    rise, 
day's  re  -    turn, 
Sun    di  -    vine. 

rn     :1       |t      :d' 

d'     :t      Id'      :- 

d     :1,       Is,      :d 

f      :f      Id       :- 

R.  Redhead 

d      :d 

|r 

:  n 

r 

:r      Id      :- 

3,      :1,      It,       :d 

Christ,  the  true,    the 
If       thy    light    ia 
Pierce  the  Rloom  of 

d 

on 
hid 

sin 

:t.     Id      :- 
-  ly      ligbt; 
from  me; 
and    Rrief, 

n     :  n 

Is 

:s 

1 

: 8      In      :- 

d     :1, 

Is, 

:d 

f, 

:s,      Id       :- 

d     :n 

Is 

:s 

1 

:-.l|s       :- 

d     :d 

Triumph 
Till     thy 
Scat -ter 

|r 

o'er 
mcr    - 
aU 

:t. 
the 
cy'8 
my 

n     :r  .d  It,      :— 

shades  of    night : 
beams  I     see, 
nn    -    be  -  lief. 

s      :s 

Is 

:s 

s 

:-.fe|s       :- 

n     :d 

It, 

:  n 

d 

:-.r|s,      :- 

|r 


n 


d      :d      It,      :d 

Day-spring  from    on 
Till    they    in    -    ward 
More  and   more     thy  - 

s      :s       If      :s 


n 


n 


|r      :d 


f      :-.f   In 
d     :-.d  Id 

high,  bo  near, 
light  im-part, 
self  dis-play, 
1      :-.l    Is 


.f.  Id.     :- 


d      :t,  Id  :1, 

Day-star,  in  my 

Glad  my  eyes  and 

Shining  to  the 

s      :s  |s  :f 

n     :r  |d  :f. 


d      :t,  Id      :- 

S|      :S|  Is,      :— 

heart  ap  -  pear, 

warm  my  heart. 

per  -  feet  day. 

n     :r  |n     :  — 

S|     :S|  |d      :— 


KetF. 


LITTLE   EYES, 


d     :r      In      :- 

r      :n     id      :— 

r       :n 

If       :s 

f      :r      |r 

I.  Little        eyes, 

lit    -  tie    eyes, 

0    -  pen 

wide  with 

morning      light, 

y.  Little        heart, 

lit    -  tie    heart. 

Full   of 

laugh-ter 

full     of        glee. 

3.  Little        hands, 

lit    -  tie    hands, 

l$u8-y 

with    the 

kite    or       doll. 

4.  Little        feet, 

lit    -  tie    feet, 

Soft  your 

pat  -  ter, 

light  your    load. 

d      :r      jn      :— 

r      : n     i  d      :— 

r      :n 

If      :r 

d      :t.      Id 

Up  -  ward  look. 

up  -  ward  look, 

Heaven's 

morn    is 

al  -  ways  bright. 

Beat  with  love. 

beat  with   lovo. 

For    the 

Lord    who 

bless  -  es     me. 

Le^im  yo    may, 

work    or    play, 

Dai  -  ly 

to         do 

good    to     all. 

Do      not    stray. 

keep     the   way, 

Walk  the  straight  and 

uar  -  row     roa<L 

58 


Key  G. 


;s, 
:S| 

il.In 

|2.WLer- 
IS.Green 


m  :—  :n  [t,  td  :r 
s,   :—  :s,  Is,  :—  :1 
heayenly     love        a  - 
ev    -    er     he         may 
jias  -    tures  are      be  - 

d   :—  :d  |f    :m  :r 
d,  :-  :d|  Ir,  :ni,:f| 


HEAVENLY  LOVE. 


1,   Is, 


B.  C.  Unseld. 


1.  :-:f,    is. 

:-:S| 

No 

No 

Which 

S|  :— :s,  Is,  :—  :S| 

change  my  heart    shall 
want    shall  tiu-n   me 
yet        I     have     not 

S|  :- 

bid        -      ing, 
guide          me, 
lore             me. 

fear, 
back 
seen 

f  :-  :-  i  m 

•—  :  PI 

r  :—  :n  |f  :—  :s 

n  :— 

f,  :-:-|d, 

-:d, 

s,  :—  :s,  |s,  :—  rs. 

d  :- 

:s. 

m   :—  :  m  1 1|  :  d  :  r 

d  :-:l,  Is, 

:-:d 

r   :—  :r  |  n  :—  :r 

r   :— 

:S| 

S|    :— :S|  |s,  :— :1| 

1,  :-:f|  !si 

:—  :s. 

t,  :-:t,  |1,   :-:l, 

t,  :- 

And 

safe        is     such    con  - 

fid        -       ing. 

For 

noth  -  ing  chang  -  es 

here. 

My 

Shep-herd    is         be  - 

side           me, 

And 

noth  -  ing  can          I 

lack. 

Bright 

skies    will  soon     be 

o'er            me, 

Where 

dark  -  est  clouds  have 

been. 

:S| 

d    :—  :d  |f    :  n  :r 

f  :-:-|rn 

:—  :m 

s    :—  :  s  |fe  :—  :fe 

s   :— 

:s. 

d,  :—  :d,  Ir,  :m,:f, 

f,  :-:-|d, 

:-:d 

s,  :—  :S|  |r,  :—  :r. 

s,  :— 

:S, 
:S, 
The 
His 

I  My 


S  :—  :s  |S  :—  :s 
S|  :—  :s,  |S|  :—  :S| 
storm  may  roar  with 
wis  -  dom  ev  -  er 
hope  I  can  -  not 
t,  :-  :d  |r  :-  :f 
S,  :-  :1,  It,  :-  :r 


S  :—  :—  Im  :—  :n 
S,  ••—  :—  |S,  :—  :d 
out  me ;        j\Iy 

wak  -  -  eth ;  His 
meas  -  -  ure,  My 
PI  :—  :—  |d  :—  :  m 
d  :-  :-|d  :-    :d 


1  .— 

:s    If    :- 

••Pl 

f    :- 

:P1   |r   :- 

:d 

heart 

may  low 

be 

sight 

IS     nev    - 

er 

path 

to     life 

is 

1    :- 

:s     If    :- 

••pl 

f    :- 

:  PI   Ir    :— 

:d 

r   :- 

t,  :- 
laid; 
dim; 
free ; 
r    :- 


:r 

m    :—  :  Pl  1  Pl  :— 

:P1 

1    :— 

:-|f 

—  :r 

d:- 

:d   |r    :- 

:t, 

d:-:- 

:s, 

S,    :-  :se,|l,   :- 

:ta, 

1,   =- 

'■-  |1| 

-=1, 

S,  :- 

•S,   |S|    :— 

:S, 

S,  :—  :— 

But 

God        is  round 

a  - 

bout 

me. 

And 

can 

I     be 

dis- 

mayed? 

He 

knows  the  way 

he 

tak 

-      eth. 

And 

I 

will  walk 

with 

him. 

My 

Sav  -   iouris 

my 

treas 

-    -  ure, 

And 

he 

will  walk 

with 

me. 

:t, 

d   :-:r    Id  :- 

:d 

d  :- 

:-|r 

—  :f 

Pl  :— 

:n|f    :- 

:f 

Pl  :—  :— 

:S| 

d    :-  :t,    11,   :- 

:s. 

f,   :- 

=-!f, 

-  :fi 

S|  :- 

:S,   |S,    :- 

:S| 

d,:-:- 

Copyright,  1882,  by  Biglow  &  Main 


\ 


JosEHiNE  Pollard. 

JOY-BELLS. 

Key  C. 

Henry  Tucker. 

s      :s       11  .s  :fe.s 

d'     :s       |1  .s  :fe.s 

s       :f       If 

:rn 

m      :r       |r       :— 

m     :  ni     |  f  .  m  :re .  m 

m     :m     if.pirre.m 

m     :r       |r 

:d 

d      :t,       It,       :- 

I.Joy -bells    ring  -  iiig, 

Children      siug  -  iug, 

Fill  the      air 

with 

uiu  -  sic      sweet; 

•-'.Joy-bells    ring  -  ing. 

Children      siug  -  iug, 

Hark!  their  voic 

-  e.s. 

loud  and    clear  ; 

3. Earth  seems  brighter, 

Hearts  grow  light-er, 

As    the      jo    - 

cund 

uiel  -  o    -    dy 

1.  Joy-bells    near  -  er 

Sound,  and    clear-er. 

When  the  heart 

is 

free  from    care; 

d'     :d'      Id'      :d' 

s       :d'      Id'      :d' 

d'     :s       Is 

:s 

s       :s       Is       :— 

d      :d      Id       :d 

d      :d       Id       :d 

d      :t,       It, 

:d 

s,      :s,       Is,      :— 

59 


R      :s       |1  .s  :fe  .s 

d'     :s 

|1  .s  :fe.s 

d'      :-.d'  |r' 

:r' 

d'     :t       Id' 

d      :m      |f.ni:re.ni 

m     :pi 

|f  .m  :re.R 

m      :-.s    If 

:1 

s      :f       |m 

Jo  -  cund     meas  -  ure. 
Breaking      o'er      us. 
Charms  our  sad  -  ness, 
Skies  are      cheer  -  ing, 

s      :d'     jd'      :d' 

Guileless 
Like    a 
In    -  to 
And  we're 

s      :d' 

pleas  -  ure, 
cho    -  rus, 
glad  -  ness, 
hear  - iug 
Id'      :d' 

Make  the  chain 
From    a    pur    - 
Peal  -  iug,  peal 
Joy  -  bells  ring  - 

s      :-.d'  |1 

of 

er, 

-ing, 

ing 

:f' 

soug  com  -  plete. 
hap  -  pier  si)here 
joy  -  ful  -  ly. 
ev  -  ery  -  whore. 

n'    :r'      |d' 

d      :d      Id       :d 

d     :d 

Id       :d 

d     :-.rn  |f 

:f 

s      :s       |d 

s       :- 

-     Id'      :- 

r'      :- 

-     In'     :- 

r' 

-.d'    It 

:1 

s      :f      |R 

n     :- 

Jov    - 
Chil     - 

d'     :- 

-     |m      :- 

-    bells! 
-  (hen  ! 

-is       :- 

s      :— 

Jov    - 
Cliil    - 
t      :- 

-  |s       :— 

-    bells! 
-  dren! 

-  Id'      :- 

f 

Nev 
Nev 
t 

-.PI    If 

-  er,    nev  - 

-  er,    nev  - 

-.d'   |r' 

:f 

er 
er 

:t 

PI     :r      Id 

cease  your  ring 
cease  your  sing 

d'     :s      Is 

d     :- 

-     jd      :- 

s      :- 

-     Id'      :- 

S 

-.s    Is 

:s 

d     :d     Id 

D.S. 


s. 


n     : 

If 

:    .f 

List, 

list. 

the 

d'     : 

It 

:    .t 

IPI 


song  that      swells, 

t      :r'       Id'      :— 


Id 


PI 


Joy 
t 


bells ! 

Id'      :- 


-     Id' 


'Brightest  Jc  Best,"  by  perm'ission. 


f 

Joy 
t 


In 

bells! 

Id' 
\d 


D.S. 


BRINGING  IN  THE  SHEAVES. 


Key  Ah. 

A.  J.  Showalteb,  by  per. 

m    .m   :pi 

•,r 

d           :S| 

d    .d    :d 

•>r 

PI           :r 

PI    .m    :n    .,r 

S|    .S|    :s, 

I.  So  wing  in 
2.Sowing  in 
3.  Go,  then,  ev 

d    .d    :d 

•,fi 
the 
the 

-  en 

•A 

m,          :p1| 

mom    -    ing, 
sun    -    -  shine, 
weep    -  ing, 
d           :d 

PI,  .PI,   :S| 

Sowing  seeds 
Sowing    in 
Sowing    for 

d    .d    :d 

.,s, 

of 
the 
the 
.,t, 

s,           :S| 

kind    -    uess, 
shad    -    ows, 
Mas    -      ter, 
d           :t, 

s,    .S|    :s,    .,f, 

Sowing     in    the 
Fearing   neither 
Tho'  the  loss  sus 

d    .d    :d    .,d 

d|    .d,   :d, 

.,d, 

d,           :d, 

d|   .d,    rn. 

.,S, 

d           :s. 

d|    .d,    :d,   .,d. 

d           :s, 

s,    .,d  :t, 

.1. 

S|           :— 

s,    .d    :d    .,m 

f           :pi 

ni,          :mi 

noon    -    tide 
clouds      nor 
tained      our 

d          :d 

PI,  .,s,  :S| 

and  the  dew 
winter's  chill 
spir  -  it    oft 

d    .,Pi  :r 

.fe, 

-  y 

ing 
en 

.d 

s,           :— 
eve; 
breeze ; 
grieves ; 
t,           :- 

PI,   .pi|  :p1|  .,S| 

Waiting  for    the 
By    and  by    the 
When  our  weeping's 

d    .d    :d    .,d 

1,            :s, 
har    -    vest, 
har    -    vest, 
0    -    -   ver, 

d           :d 

d,          :d, 

d|    .,d,  :r, 

•r, 

Si            :— 

d|    .d,    :d,  .,d. 

d,          :d, 

d   .d    :d   . 

^ 

PI 

:r 

PI  .n  :pi  .,r 

d 

. 

s,  .d    :n 

,r 

d        :- 

m,  .m,  :s,   .,s, 

and  the  time  of 
and  the  la  -  bor 
He  will  bid  us 

d   .d    :d   .,t, 

S| 
re 
en 
w 

d 

:S| 

ap    -  ing, 
d    -   ed, 
jl    -    come, 

s,   .s,  :s,  .,se, 

We  shall  come  re- 
We  shall  coraere- 
VVe  shall comere- 

d  .d  :d  .,t| 

1,         :fi 
joic    -  ing, 
joic    -  ing, 
joic    •  ing, 
1,         :d 

Pi,.S|    :s, 

Bringing  iu 
Bringing  in 
Bringing  in 

d  .PI    :s 

,s, 

the 
the 
the 
,f 

s,        :— 

sheaves, 
sheaves, 
sheaves. 
PI        :— 

d|  .d|  :  pi|  . 

A 

d 

:s, 

d|  .d,  :d|  .,P1, 

f, 

: 

f, 

s,  .s,    :s, 

,s, 

d,        :-■ 

m   .,m  :m 

.,rn 

PI           :— 

f    .,f    :f 

',f 

f           :- 

r    .,r    :r    .,r 

s,    .,s,  :s, 

.,s, 

s,            :— 

1.    .,1.    :1. 

.,1. 

1. 

Si   .,Si    :s,    .,s. 

Bringing  in 
Bringing  in 

the 
the 

sheaves, 
golden  sheav 

3S, 

Bringing  in 
Bringing  in 

the 
the 

sheaves, 
golden  sheaves, 

We  shall  come  re 

d    .,d  :d 

.,d 

d    .,d    :d 

d   .,d    :d 

.,d 

d    .,d    :d 

t,   .,t,    :t,    .,t. 

d,   .,d,  :d, 

.,d, 

d,   .,d,   :d, 

f,    .,f,    :f, 

.,f. 

f.    .,f.    :f. 

s,  .,S|    :S|    .,S| 

r            :s 

s    .,Pi    :pi 

.,d 

r            :— 

PI    .,Pi  :pi    .,pi 

PI            :— 

s,           :t, 

d   .,d    :d 

.,d 

t,            :- 

s,    .,s,  :s,    .,s, 

s,            :— 

joic          ing, 

t,            :r 

Bringing  in 
PI  .,s     :s 

the 
.,S 

sheaves, 
S            :— 

Bringing  in     the 
Bringing  in     the 

d    .,d  :d    .,d 

sheaves, 
golden  sheaves, 

d    .,d   :d 

8,           :S| 

d  .,d    :d 

.,ni, 

s,           :- 

- 

d    .,d 

:d    .,d 

d 

,d    :d 

BRINGING  IN  THE  SHEAVES.    Concluded. 


61 


f    .,f  :f    .,f 

f         :- 

r  .,r   :r  .,r 

r 

:s 

s  .,in  :pi  .,r 

d 

1,    .,1.  :li    .,1, 

1,         :— 

S|  .,S|  :S|  .,S| 

Sl 

:t, 

d  .,S|   :S|  .,S| 

Sl 

Bringing  in  tho 

sheaves, 

Wo  shall  come  re- 

joio  - 

ing. 

Bringing  in  tho 

^h 

Bringing  in  tho 

goUlcn  sheaves, 

d    .,d  :d  .,d 

d.,d  :d 

t,  .,t,  :t,  .,t, 

t, 

:r 

ni.,s    :s    .,f 

PI 

f,    .,f.  :fi  ..fi 

f,  .,f,  :f. 

s,  .,s,  :S|  .,s, 

S| 

:s, 

S|.,S|    :s,  .,S| 

d, 

^heaves. 


Key  A. 

REJOICE  AND  BE  GLAD. 

E.  r.  Andkews 

:s, 

d     :d 

:d  .PI 

r     :— 

:S|  .s, 

r      :r       :r  .f 

PI     :— 

:Pi.f 

s       :f      :pi 

:m, 

m,    :  PI, 

:p1i.s, 

s,     :— 

:S|  .s, 

S|     :s,       :s, 

s,     :— 

:S| 

s,      :S|      :S| 

il.Ro    - 

jdice  and 

bo 

glad. 

the  Ko  - 

dccnier         is 

como. 

Go 

look  on      his 

^.lie    - 

joice  and 

be 

glad, 

it    is 

sunshine       at 

last, 

Tho 

clouds  have  de 

\:$.Ito    - 

joicc  and 

be 

glad, 

for  the 

bloodbath  been 

shed. 

Re  - 

deniption    is 

/l.Re    ■ 

joice  and 

be 

glad. 

for  the 

Lamb  that  was 

slain 

O'er 

death  is       tri 

:d 

d     :d 

:d 

t,     :- 

:t,  .t, 

t,     :t,       :t,.r 

d     :- 

:d 

d      :t,     :d 

:d, 

d,    :d, 

:d 

S|     :— 

:S|  .S| 

s,     :S|      :S| 

d     :- 

:d|  .r. 

PI,    :r,     :d| 

r       :d      :1, 

s,      :pi      :r 

d 

f,       :1,      :f, 

PI,     :s,      :f, 

m. 

era  -  die,     his 

cross,  and    his 

tomb 

part  -  ed,    tho 

shad  -  ows   are 

past. 

tin  -  ished,  the 

price  hath  been 

paid. 

mnphant,   and 

liv  -  eth        a    - 

gain. 

1,       :d       :d 

d      :d      :t, 

d 

f,       :f,       :f, 

s,      :s,      :s, 

d, 

f 

.d 

S| 

.Sl 

Sound  his 

PI 

.n 

d 

.d 

dj;,  :t,      :r.r 
S|       :S|      :f|.f| 

prais  -  es,    tell  the 


pi.r  :r 

S|       :s, 


:t,.t| 


r  .d  :d 


fi.piirni     :s,        \ 
sto  -    ry        of        ( 


:d       :d 
:d,     :d. 


/T\ 

PI  .r  :r 

:fe 

s      :—     :s  .3 

3  .PI  :m     :pi  .PI 

Pi.d:d 

:li 

3. 

:pi 

:r 

d     :- 

feTrfe, 

:d 

t,     :-     :d.d 

d.S|:S|      :S|.s, 

S|  .Pi|:f| 

:f. 

Pl| 

:S| 

:f, 

PI,   :— 

him  -who 

■was 

slain,  Sound  his 

praises,  tell  with 

gladness, 

ho 

liv 

eth 

a    - 

gain. 

d.t,:l, 

:r 

r     :—     :pi.pi 

pi.d  :d      :d  .d 

d       :1, 

:d 

d 

:d 

:t, 

d     :- 

r,      :r| 

:ri 

s,     :-     :d.d 

d       :d      :d,.d, 

d,      :f, 

:fi 

Sl 

:S| 

:S| 

d,    :- 

A.  S.  KlEFFEB. 


NEARER  HOME. 


A.  J.  Showaltee,  by  per. 


Key  G, 

-:s,  .d 
|:s,  .S| 

; Day  by 

^Earthly 
y  On  our 

jrn  .PI 
':d  .d 


n       :-  .s     :f  .n 
d     .    :-.d     :t|.d 

in  til  is    land  of 

(lay  life's  path  grows 
friend  -  ships  oft  de  - 
jour  -    ney    may  we 

s         :-  .n    :r  .d 
d        :-.d     :s,.l. 


f   .d  :- 

:t,  .d 

r 

1.  .1.   :- 

:f,  .n, 

s, 

sorrow, 

Day  by 

(lay 

drearer — 

Earthly 

joy  3 

ceive  us 

Beaming 

with 

nev  -  er 

Faint  nor 

fal 

d  .f    :- 

:r  .d 

t, 

f,  .f,    :- 

:s,  .s, 

Si 

-  .r 

:d  .,r 

-.3, 

:S|  .,s, 

we 

jonrney 

pass 

swiftly 

in  - 

constant 

ter 

by    the 

-.t, 

:d  .,t, 

-.S| 

:n|.,S| 

on; 

And  each 

by; 

But  the 

ray; 

But  the 

way; 

In      the 

d        :- 

-       :n  .n 

d        :- 

-       :d  .d 

m  :-  .s      :f    .m 

d  :-  .d     :t|  .d 

fast  succeed  -  iug 
thought  of  heav'n  grows 

Sa,v  -    lour    ne'er  will 

glo  -    rious,  glad  for- 

s  :-  .PI     :r   .d 

d  :-.d     :s,  .1, 


f.d    :- 

:t,   .,d 

r 

:-.f 

:  n  .,r 

d 

l,.l,    :- 

••fi   .,m, 

Si 

:-.s, 

:s,  .,f, 

Pii 

morrow 

Finds  our 

life    - 

work 

near-er 

done. 

dearer. 

As        our 

hopes 

and 

pleasures 

die. 

leave  us 

In         the 

dark 

and 

drear  - y 

way. 

ev    -  er 

We    shall 

rest 

in 

end  -  less 

day. 

d.f     :- 

:r    .,d 

t, 

:-  .r 

:d    .,t, 

d 

f,  .f,    :- 

:S|   .,S| 

Si 

:-.S| 

:s,   .,S| 

d, 

PI  .f 

d  .d 


Nearer  } 


d 
d  .d 


■:) 


s 

:-  .3 

:f    .PI 

d 

:-  .d 

:t,   .d 

home! 

yes. 

blessed 

R 

:-  .PI 

:r   .d 

d 

:-.d 

:s,   .li 

f  .f 


f,  .f. 


f  .f 


1,  .1,   :- 

:li   .1, 

Saviour, 

Nearer 

d  .d  :- 

:d  .d 

f,  .f, 


PI 

:r   .d 

r 

Si 

:s,   .1, 

ti 

a 

Father's 

love 

PI 

:3    .fe 

S 

.d    :t|  .1, 


Nearer 
PI   .PI 

d  .d 


d         :-  .d 

S|          :-  .S| 

heav'ns  e 

PI         :-  .PI 


:pi 

.3 

f    .1, 

:- 

:li     .li 

:s, 

.ta, 

1,    .f, 

:— 

:f,     .f, 

ter 

nal 

portal, 

Neai-er 

:d 

.d 

d     .d 

:— 

:d    .d 

:d 

.PI, 

f,     .f, 

:— 

:fi    .f, 

Si 

:-   .d 

:n  .,r 

d 

PI, 

:-    .Pi| 

:s,    .,f, 

m. 

to 

our 

home     a 

bove 

d 

:-   .d 

:t,   .,t, 

d 

Si 

:-    .3, 

:S|   .,3, 

di 

MOURNER,  CEASE  THY  WEEPING. 


63 


Key  Bb. 

Si      :s,      |1| 

:li 

S|      :- 

Id      :-    . 

t,      :d      Ir 

m,     im,     |f| 

:fi 

n,     :— 

Is,      :- 

S|      :S|       Is, 

1. Mourner,  cease 
3.Raise  thine  eyes 

d      :d      Id 

thy 
to 

:d 

weep    - 
heav    - 

d      :- 

-  ing, 
•    en. 

In      :— 

Wipe  the    fall 
Wlicu  thy  spir 

r      :m      |f 

d|     :  d,     1  d, 

:d, 

d,     :- 

Id,      :- 

S|     :s,      Is, 

B.  C.  Unseld. 


:t. 

d     : 

:S| 

S|     :- 

ing 

tear ; 

its 

quail 

:r 

PI     :- 

:s. 

d,     : 

s,      :s,      11,       :1, 

s,      :— 

Im      :— 

r 

:r       Id 

:d 

t, 

n,     :m,    |f,      :f. 

m,     :— 

Is,      :- 

S| 

:S|      Im, 

:S| 

s. 

God  his    watch    is 

keep    - 

-ins, 

TIk 

)"  none  else 

is 

near 

When  by    tempests 

driv    -    - 

en, 

lie 

irt  and  cour  - 

ajre 

fail. 

d      :d      Id      :d 

d      :- 

Id      :- 

t| 

:t|       Id 

:  m 

r 

d,     :d.     Id,     :d. 

d,     :- 

Id,     :- 

S| 

:s,       Is, 

:s, 

s. 

:t| 


He    will     nev 
He    will     ev 


Id 
Im, 


Is,       :- 


S|      :—     |m, 

leave  thee, 


hold 

n 
d, 


thee, 

Id 
Id, 


t,  :t,  Id      :d 

r,  :s,  |S|      :s, 

All  thy  wants    he 

All  thy  bur    -    dens 

t,  :  r  I  m      :  d 

s,  :si      Id,     :m, 


knows, 
share, 

t,      :- 


m 

:  m 

s, 

:s, 

li      :- 

If       :- 

n     :r      |d 

:t, 

d     :- 

S| 

:s. 

im, 

:n. 

fi      :— 

If.       :- 

s,     :1,       Is, 

:f. 

m,    :- 

Fee 

s  the 

Iiain 

that 

grieves 

thee, 

Sees  thy    cares 

and 

woes. 

In 

his 

arms 

he'll 

fold 

thee, 

Safe  from  ev    - 

ery 

snare 

d 

:d 

Id 

:d 

d     :- 

|r       :— 

d     :f       Im 

:r 

d     :- 

d, 

:d. 

Id, 

:d, 

f.      :- 

|r,       :- 

m,    :f.      Is, 

:S| 

d,     :- 

— ) 


:::) 


Copyright,  1882,  by  Biglow  it  Main. 


TEACHERS'    INDEX. 


FIRST    STEP. 


THIRD     STEP— Continued. 


Blessed  Rain, 
Great  and  Good, 
The  Happ7  Scholar, 


PAGE 

32 
19 
20 


SECOND    STEP. 


A  Mothers  Lullabv,    . 

.      54 

Be  Content. 

21 

Ding  Dong,           .... 

.      19 

Evening  is  Falling, 

20 

Hear  our  Evening  Prayer, 

.      54 

Longings, 

49 

Round  and  Round, 

3.^ 

Swell  the  Anthem, 

55 

The  Robin's  Lullaby,  . 

55 

The  Mellow  Horn, 

22 

THIRD    STEP. 


Always  Cheerful. 

Autumn  Hymn, 

Bye,  Baby,  Bye, 

Don't  Stop  There,    . 

In  the  Old  Church  Tower, 

It  is  I 

Jesus  is  Mine, 

Little  Eyes,     .         .         .         . 

Mountaineer's  Song,    . 

Mourner,  Cease  thy  Weeping, 

Never  tell  a  Lie,   . 

Ripple,  Little  Brook, 

Seek  the  Tender  Shepherd, 

Somebody,         .         .         .        . 

Tarry  with  Me,     . 

The  Morning  Light, 


The  Wondrous  Story, 
Why,  Little  Fly, 


FOURTH    STEP 


Angels  of  Dreamland, 

Anywhere,   . 

Awake,     .... 

Boat  Song,  . 

Bringing  in  the  Sheaves, 

Christ,  whose  Glory,    . 

Come,  May, 

Evening  Hymn,  . 

Fair  is  the  Morning  Land, 

Hark!  hark!  my  Soul, 

Heavenly  Love, 

Jesus,  Meek  and  Gentle. 

Joseph  Ree,     . 

Joy  Bells,    . 

Lo!  my  Shepherd's  Hand, 

Look  Beyond, 

Milman,    . 

Nearer  Home,      . 

Rejoice  and  bo  Glad, 

Summer  Suns  are  glowing, 

Sweetly  chimes  the  bell. 

Watch  and  Pray, 

We  shall  Rest, 


FIFTH    STEP. 
Away  with  the  Wine.     . 
Brightly  Breaks, 
Christmas  Carol, 

Clay  to  Clay 

Sing,  my  Soul, 


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